The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 31, 1922, Image 8
53 EETLRANSNAT
SEVTE ~REU I
a., M ay
d p- I pr(e ( Vearains
- I and 22. F-ully 5,000
- Conede ates
)1 h in the city's
to th m will
e or m1oV meUi
S1. n t ition,
. 3 c bartors.
as ol' 01n -
the t
i'
- t n Certifcate -
T1 '
I who .
hors ru a i i a .liul.
:1 py atx one *'I'to A jte t in- lit I
Carl llntnS s of Cofeter tV t
'I. TCic
take AYES HEA IG HONEY, a
h ai t in ritate t i
old b r e othect
of chldre sufrn fom ColdrCoup
The halingeffec ofIfye' Heln loe n
(I iOh !I"t l
(I vi "IA - ho a . IIII t (' 1 re
OI : (n I!I o141 n I I cIIa14 1s .41,1 110
:ie py trat comine Ith the el.1t oi e of
(",IT] 11 inton, Setns of Coiifetei'ate Yet
Grve's oe Tte Sahlve d thr uhnte oreso
t To Stop a Cough Quick
take HAYES' HEALING HONEY,a
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the inflamed and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVE'S 0-PEN-TRATE'
SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and
Croup is enclosed with every bottle of
HAYES' HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubhed on the chet ana throatn
ofm child5fing from Lan Csol ior np
Pi l h taitff, edwt tohallgefeto
Pusant osto a <cr ofthhCur
inthembies saed acse I wne caeto at
cost ouyt the ghrauet c.hdra
Jt sk monhurdgint fora hYES
for suc ofsaluthe f'iolwingdecrb
ed2Onlerty, o wit.
ll tha flotin anec an pAc oan,
siW~tae y and being0 itn, tety le
Lauendas,.onyadSaeaoesd
nte eto aidefchestnut stretobe
tng abown statedechom, I lacl sellrat
Cluryi o.tr Iatin ory the h omes bd e
'lacren of . :IH. and M. on Sa.eCrewsI
ain bond I engoy the th-b Aay
ofet the easth d byn thestnutl stre,
for tuli salsuthe ll owinr .formrly .
All west lot lndadsre of ..al and
litate, ofJ.yingdl and on teaitying
I ighty-tw, otitne-l ndredths (82-100)iof
on thre wmrsie of lestndt steng the
ingken'tiathneye o Mrs.co Mlry.
C.r Mat. IrJ. Cfarmdy thet byoded
pae of October, M's T 1 reCredwin
deeid .bookd on page no84, ofle fctey
onlthk ofour yt wor ormryan
Aelny es eing to bi 3.Cesd on i
theoety and of N.uie t. ake a
adepsi of not Cldess tand ontaundred
dola wih' t~e 01'lessk and -hetingen
,1dene(tl~ oveyid tn bidd'n. lThis
dOes rnt efe to therd Pltf by the
Clerms of Sale:fo On-al canty band
Anyersnsra to b id monsaro
datyal; the creqiro to ea
decured iby nond ltan monae ofthre
dolar oip the Cerkd atrte ie, ear
iTeoro tidspoty fro 'bd ofte i
lenve to. ~ fuairto pay bIsng etire
Temsidae On-hl cash, Pucaebo ao a
pan staes. I tele moers oma
ae on t comlethiedit ptholnd 'to- be
ered .~ n and o oreofbsequn
igalopday iontem trm, date ito
formhie urhaseurc.srt a~o a
C. A. 'I0tWIDR,
,C. C. C. P. and 0. 0.
Dated, thais May 2. 1922, 4042t-A
THERE IS PLACE ONI
FOR TURKEY
Hen Will Always Be the
Pitrepared by tho t ' nit d ae lpv tia't.-nI t
of* Agrietilture.)
s ive lil 'viIt
rilits Iit'i' illittiolis :10 rit!l aIii s ofi
er-ops, 1.'1lielivoring t s eli'' tr u'
rang len that 1111 is mnost pritabe111 forIt
tniehI ilivillua Il ri ll. They <do litn
sw t in ) 'lectin g ihe l i hi 111s 1 i tilli -
hers II* livie sltlwk. i,11 no1 so in eh
attenitionl is paidl to theilecio f
poiultry to) suit tie- po tiliarh' coinilitins
of' f**rills, alil leglord ~ s The Ilo
will a1kwilys heli- ll leadter tillioly ('n."'ll
lIthh I ulry. sa I y is the Uiuilt'l SItes I )t'
:il lisllt 14 Agrielllltre, but sFio re
qulirt; IItlti iti Ill' il ' keys, gllit'll s,
eests :111 ilcks.jui st as oin 1t lary
i11,1 u l ill v sut! i 1 vuut 'il lu it le- hv illl
lillsillv-lot 1r141i ilulilii'u.
Ducks Gather Food From Streams.
\\'here li rail ti itis of li lihboriin
farins arl inl proxila ly to IIhe hariti
will yllo.\ nrelt it wi uld, iie lutps, e
111'114r 11411l 4 t o t- e t rkeys. Thll fuari
t i1ur.'.l ",hiCh i N st re4 l IS 1-i n, II(<
wh I h ht rItno pogeinnd, w\ouhl114 prolb
:lbl 'it r 101, 4w without t l uvt ks. liut
i-l ii ibif i farill, on which Itir
litvs \\. bt1t0 he i (iisn olv infgo. In y
h slieill, u ith a s iul pool s 10
vnivty 11;ail luti 4l i w l Iini ho prolitabrle,
11, h11 1 ho i ! t a1 I ts 1Il orfa its and
pre t u 1 1 tiu- ins -is ht 1 es Is v
ll nl. 1I-' Il 1linuhl pt e ituIts
(r 11 1blnou 1 to f il.se 011r I'ar
Ose h v tho Ham or Suld fteir fend
lnts, inh-vnriong illions
Otga hr Placte. nuiu
\ rlls iha (ce' ol er ji 11i Onls
hTIre by rh ore sti8Ia:-II-sI ll inirly
'xNIenvI I I n I n t is 1,- n.1 i luportan :Il IIiten:
t thll, die of Arte turkey. \'hn he
supi . (it' i n stIl b it s to fit t1l 11h
ig hier begihn s tilling by 1 -'k d
n'lg till 1114 'n restut s, hInechnus
Ind thet likeo, [Iurkey * s Will go .1 long
wtty I t rd u attenin tt.ht) lves fr
th Tht a ni I fi g ir (Christias ma'r
itt. all i Ill lint reluirnt 1A1 c10 -
lit fi tong or olhel gains to inish
ittili. j ne111r1a y sI unkt I inItIIn, ak ys
Iilreftllire a1 large erineeding f grain
han ch icens to) finlish 1h4,la for()u1 r
cet, but as they lutilize forms of waste
h1:11- h1us and their brools woui not
ii' tlh king lit of n few turkeys Is
:oodI t ,cononTh filishing perIlod
HI
Fl.ANK~ MEANS9 SAIN
njOtghr i thaepak
MOST FARMS
S. DUCKS OR GEESE
... ....
.cader Among Farm Poultry.
of wasth that wo1hl esvipe both hells
aid turkc'ys. Taking I wider ringe
thalu vhicvJi. 45s, 11110 yet not lliie So
wilI as 2:t4iikevy, keepaing largely to
thv thi'ketl.. aIn! weeil plAtches, al1
coniinittin~g f'ewer ferdinsaginlst
fi('1 111( 14t I' ga Ir VI h11111an It ite4r I 1hicken1s
41r. tit4keys, reiriiring l(itle' fe(oding' t
;lly tiltae, being goo(d layers dluring
heir sv'oito of' eggs 11h211 ni thou1ght
by litaiy to hainve a richer anid liler
Ilhvolr even thn ii het eggs, flit- guillea
is i go fiowl I to ktepl) on aNy rari
wheire ia serIous efr'ort is niiiide to con
vert all waste into ineat or eggs.
4Ieese, ill it liIrgier ileaswre thill
chickens,.orian other kild of' poultry,
are ga'1zng StOCk. taking their living
ill hirge 1ort frmi the ordi'inry grasses
of the pur1e142s. Whenl te 'acts are,(,
taken into cons de 'll t lerao that ithle de
24nu41141 I44r geese is strolg, steally, and
exltei'led Ipratilally over tle entire
year. not (4nlInvil "To the huldny sea
sons as the detnaini for turkeys. 1hat
geese eXel all other kinds of poultry
its pl'ofi(t'ers of falt, the iliilp rtaine4
of 2444 :24junte number i4f geese in t
po1ulry shemille bmotine5 applmrent.
OnI l'trins \v(re potis or strealmis
a1re a1tli 'ibi3, ducks will oliverill into
ietl i i lnd eggs g re. t vI tItillities or
wate-r insects .11 241 var4i' s 1tu41a tc
forms that wvouim not he utiie b~y
:iIyN 44114ii.r kill 411' p oultry. DI)u ks,
whil tley co1sine lar."o 124Iuani('s
(if grass and 4141her groen slulf, aire
4444in'r partial to naliilT 'eeds an14d 1re1
very enlergetle' Inl patrollinlug Ole bralcli
(s, cre(ks, and ponds its Sources of
f'eed supilly.
Pigeons of Questionable Value.
''lit' on4. kitnl of poultry of question
able, ecol4oinie value oln fitrins is the
pigeol. Almost exclusively at grain
4enter, thev pigeonl reniders no4 impilortant
21e'v1e ts at conserver of wilste, ex
cept. perluts, In tihe case of shattered
3raiin the (is, and that. inl a
large Imlealsiure would be ,takeni up by
other poultry and by pigs. Tle pig
v'4n ha24s 11. place in the towns and
('ties, bit, except in Isolated instances
where coinitions itre peculIarly favor
able, its prodtielon Is not often de.
siralc on farimis. 'ile back-yard
poultry keeper can hardly. hope for
sucevss with itirkeys, geese, ducks, or
guilieis, but for those whto have lofts
over garage, stable or coal shed the
op14 I'1rtunit1y for squalb gr'owlig 1s
at thIs point,1. but they can he malidt
w~itht4( 13141 suiccess In 1less II valable
1imr1s, such1 11s thle flank or' auxiliary
81lme(e. wheire there Is loose conlnective
tIssue thlat reall~y albsorbs the serum114.
in maiiklng an au4xiliary' injection the
front legs should be spread aiparit so
a1s to stretch the suiperfielal muscles
between the legs, iand the needle should
be dlirected so as8 to aIvold thle muilscles
of the shoulder.
It Is dlesiable to maike the Injec
tIons at a poInt that will make drain
uge easy should an a4bs'ess form. Se
rumn should never bei Injected Into a
mass4 0of fatty tissue, a1s It Is not sufH
elently absorptIve; Although the ser
4)us mlemibr'anei lijig in the~ abdom01
14n41 catvity tatkes )p serumn reailly, ab
dom244inal injeepIoua are'not recomimend
ed1 beco use tjie danger of punfctur
lag the Inferfial organs wIth thle
nleedlle or of carryIng InfectIon Into the
envIty.
Smaill pIgs andl shiotes lip to 80
pounds(h In weIght may be held up by
the hind legs, with the forefeet rest
lag on the ground, and the Iijection
mad1(e Into the loose tIssue of the flank.
A pilg so held Is In at good p)ositlon for
the talkIng- of temiperatuire, cleanoing,
tihe urea of opleratIon, 1and( malkIng the
Inject Ion. JFalfrr' 11ul1letin 8.q4,
w114h4 has been recently reprInted, con
talns full InformatIon regalrding hog
1'h4leral atnd the miethiods of ,onltrol,
ILLINOIS LEADS IN BUILDING
Stat. Constructed 341 MIles of Perma
nent Hard Roads In 1020, SettIng
New Record.
One of the most InterestIng (levelop
lients of thle last ten or fifteen years
iima been the complete rehablItatIon
af the road, In Its Age-long role as one0
Lf the chief means of communIcatIon,
flhe years that intervened between the
coinlg of the raIlway apd the comIng
f the ilnotorcar saW.# great sIlence
sand a great quIet settle down over Ylist'
numbers of the. world's hIghways, says
Uthristiani Scheence Monitor. Thle motor.
ear, however, has changed all \thlat,
and today, stateit and countries are
vyIng with one another 'In the matter
of road buildIng, -as to' both quiaatity
sid qualIty. All honor, therefore to
th-e state of Illnois wIth its 341 miles
*1922.13.( Jhsfi 140%ds..
TH'
That skyward rears its gr
ground, and possibly may b(
waste its fragrance," but the
den Perfume which Collins'
ly 90c was formed of cultiva
not wild roses. When the si
ers bent, their petals droppec
and converted into the most
fumes, and the price is sc
DEPARTMENT STORE.
Tn 1411, we sell the lo)wer grales of pet.
fine:. I oyt's I )illi( Colognes at oilv 7c.
Perimed Toil-t Soas. "ma1ll white hotel
six. . V i 1 jhape bars at only onie ceIt. ()I (
eaeh- Soap an d one1( bml- toilet Sap.
all -'c 5c. Palm Olive Soap. three Ior 25c.
FiohIina, 4c. Ex: lai ue .'ize (i1yverine. 2
I) I5e.
" Pull many11 a reml (J, puirest ray scrmne,
the dhrk inititlfathoed depths of (e4 an hem-.
V11ull m1anY a flowver is born to blush insiven
ma11l waste-its Ira l-ralle oI the dhesert air.'
bl the esselne of IHoes that pervad, 'Ies the
Talciiis ain l'Powders at ('()l -l.IN' DI )Il
PAT1TI.NT ISTP ORE is not wasted. ;l11(a
1t11 odors. ar-easig and the prive oA' \bul
vis is only 20c for talemn al 45c For ta-e
powd"e:i Air Ploat 'Taleil)n Powder1 at 8c:
.\ir hloat Fa-e Powder at 8c; Col igate'
Shaiving 1 icks in ii in .ases 25c.
Al tmImle of prevelntioll is worith a pml0
oF Para.!graplis filled with 'pitaplis.
"Ilere rests his head u1po the lap (1
ea t I. A yoith (f Fortune and ttmnt uni
known. la ir seience frovied n(ot on hi "s
limmnible hirti,'' and he mttight have beeli Iiv
ing mil valking nil. ilstelad( ot lying in I It
raIth. Iid he lsed sientilifie coliponlidIs Iilke
('uins' DepaimIient Stoye sells to extermlii
Simte dan gelrous geris and eliinainte filitly
flies d danllgerolls inlsects.
lilee liand Iinsect Powder will kill Ihei
for only 90, 3 .hot ties for 25c.. Bee lIrand
fusect Powder in lirgte size 1bottles, 2 bot
ties for only 45c. You can kill tlie fly be
fore it, ha ppels'while in the iticubator state
'witi Shepherd's Fly Driver and spray.
''ll peitille for 90, three bottles for 25c.
Plnemiionia Salve for 20o. Castor Oil at 9c,
three bottles for 25c. Blarek Driaugh 19c pern
paicka'ge. Wine of Cardui at 75c. IBlack
Driaught Stoek Powders at 25o. Caldwell 's
Syrup j of .Pepsin 49c. An oun~ce o-f tal-y is
worth a IPOund~ of "'lEpitaphy.
When the Day has elosed his eye far in
the west, antd night 's curtains are pinned
baek by the sta rs, and yon are at rest, '1
want you -to t-hink about the pretty Curitain
Maiterial 'which CNYfAANS' DEiPART.'
'MFNTP STORE sells for so mue'h less: 36
ind~h Curtaini Goods in white at 7o andil c;
36 inch flowered Curtain Material at 10o
andl 3(6 inehes white Curtain Material 10c,
14c ; and 36 inich Curtain Material in tan
and white at,19c. aliso .better grade in wash
tain Goods, 36 inches wide in tani, cream
and white at 10c, also better grade in wash
meileerized Curtaini Material, t'he 40e kind
a t 29c.
DfSS'OODS
Figured Voiles. 36-inch .... .... ....150o'
Voiles, 36 aind 40 inch .. .. .. . ..... ..25c
Voiles, 40-inch..... .... .... .... ..29c
13'AISTE PRINTE'D
Batiste 40-inch..... .... .... ......29c
Batiste 40-inch .... .... ......... .39o
. S11K MiESSAOI'NE
Black. 36-inch lyfessaline .... ........98c
Blue, :36-inach Mcssaline-.... .... ....$1.45
Follow the 1M1t haen Po
Heights o Lans Squi
Rock Ti# $tau
tud Hig
COLLINS' 5EPAI
W. G. WiLSON'S OLD STAND
W.E
iceful head from common
born to "blush unseen and
Bfiral fragrance of Mary Gar
Department Store sells at on
ted flowers of France, and
alks were snapped the flow
I, their fragrance caught, kept
fragrant and lasting of all pdr
much less at COLLINS'
Ol0RANl4, MOST A IA ('01).0R1S
Organdi, 40-inch .... .... .... .... ..25 c
Organdi, 40-inch .... ...... . . . . .. .45c
I3alis4P, White sheer iality. 40-inch ..39c
Enliglish Liong Cloth, 36-i h... . . . . .1o.
Indidalinen La wi ......... .... .... 10c
1iigh Orade at ................. ..19c
'1'AF T A-P14 Mi lbKj -
Bllne D)evil, 3 i 'iaWet a .... .... $1.19.
Ala Iose. -inch) Tafeta.......:$1.19
Be iIrown. 36-in m-h 'l'a l'Weia . . .. . .. ,$1.19
1 hn-k. 3( T-i 1n-h l'ale a . . .. . .. . . ...'11
'lAl''lelC'IA S"ilKms
I lvk :i -i ch Tall'eta .... .... .... $1.45
M ie. 36-inchi Tall'vta . . .. . . .. 98c. $1.45
.trownl. 36-inch 'l'T ll'eta .... .... .... $1.59
en's St r'aw Ilats 15c.JBoyS' and .Alen's
- -av alat at 20c and 25c. Alen 's Inld
Yonn1 L Alven' I) ress 11,1tS at 98c, $1.50,
$1.65 antd $1.75. Pamna mall ats at $1.95,
$2.25 ai $3.95. t~len': Khaki Pants at 98c.
ANen 's lihess Pants kt 95c. $1.45, $1.95,
$2.45, $3.45. $3.95. $4.95 alnd $5.95
Queenol Elizabeth colid not buly pretty
P11r Silk sprilig ieedle "Gold Seal'' bran'd
I Ilsier*v like (1)I NMS' IElPARI'AUENT
:-TOlR E sells today. I he $1.50 kind Tor 98c.
o10o1 Silk IIlose Ior 39c. "Walk-Over'' and
"old i Sea'' Brald Silk .Iose inl iaick,
1ordovana, white, grey, itutde and Ruis'siain
eaf, to r onl 98c. Ladi(s' "Oakbrook'
pure Silk Ilo'e, extra heavy. with steamttt at
baek for $1.95. Ladies' seamttless ilose for
5c. Ladies' better (ility Hlose for 10c.
Ladies' Lisle I lose with seami at linek, for
15c.- C"hIildrei's high grade Ifose for 100.
Childrvent '.i Socks at 121-2o, 15c, 23c, 25c.
'i -s .Scout Shoes at .... $1.75 and $1.89
len 's llrs Shoes $2.95. $3.45, $3.95, $4.95
(Childrien 's Stindals, sizes'5-8 at 75c; sizes
8 1-2 to 1-1 1-2 at 85c; and 12 1-2 to 2 at 98c
Ladies' Bed Roomt Slippers at 75c and 95c
Misses' and Children's abest (lnality fine
Rib~ibed Ihose, black -and cordovan at 18c,
20c, 23c, and( 25o.
Men 's Suits for thle .summecr at $2.95,
$7.95, $8.95, $12.50 and. .. .. .. ..$12.95
Mefn 's Suits, sutitale for wvear all the
year round $6.95, $9.95, $12.95, $14.95
and.---.----.----.... .......$18.95
Boys' Sh its $2.98, $3.95, $4.95, $5.45,
,$5.95, $6.45, $6.95 and. .. .. .. . . .7.95
Liux, for fine laundlerinig.... .... ... .10c
Painm Olive Soap, 3 eakes for .... ....25c
Harmonicas-..----......... ......
Halrmomeias, bletter' grades, 10c, 150 atnd 25c
Meni's Khaki Trousers, all sizes, fromt
30 to 44, for.-.--.-.... .... .... ....95o
Men's Overalls, all sizes, 32 to 44, 95c
Wine of CIardui for . .. .... ..75c'
Ladies' all Ieat'her Pumps ... . ... ...$1.45
Ladies' all leathter Pumps .... .....$1.95
Ladies' one strarp Oxfords .... .....$1.89
L~dies' -back latce Ox fords . . . . ,. ..$98
Shoe 'Leather, 1,pound fotr.. .. ..i.. ...55c
Ladies' Oxfoirds $1.89, $1.98, $2.25,
$275, $2.95, $3.45, $3.95, $4.45 antd $%.95
iMen 's Shocfs at $1.89, $2.25, $2.95, $3.95. .
and .. - .---- --- . . .. . $4.95 -
.thi '11 Land on the
Lre, W'ere Like a Giesit
48 fletween You
Prices
(TMENT STQRE~
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