The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 07, 1922, Image 6
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Brunette
Wit. Pinkt
Rose-Redp
BEST for 72
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beau t i.
Proprietor.
LNON NIl- G. i b
er 'r di
42So. FifthSt. rectom
BROOKLYN, uI CC:ets
N. Y. postpaiti.
IIIIIII IIIIIIII~lhIIIIu1uI
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Drtu,.ists reftmdtt money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
to clle Itching. Bind. DBeeding or Protuiding
Pile Instantly relieves Itching Piles. 41nd(l you
can t,et restful sleep afte-r first application. ti0c.
You Can't Trust
Calomel at All
it is Mercury, Quicksilver, Sali
vates, causes Rheumatism
and Bone Decay
............... *............ ......
T e next cloo of calmieI von1 tak
I: av saliat v01t. It mty shouk von
liver or start bonu neroSi;. Caloniel i
dan erotns. It is mit-renry. <piiksilver
It craINshes into sonr bile like dyvn:iunit
k: -unpin.g and Sueheing yon. 'Calom
atta,-k, the hont-i anl o u n v!iuuu II l er bu
p u t i r y t m.
if ymn feul builu In, elath ixh. cont- i
-al d au- all ':I l 41n1t, jilt q to
Iu dran-lt ai --ut * atle of 1)11l
I tu t- n't ., I::rr tw i lit lr anIi
m ! it - i t h
tru dl anyl mor thIn a l- pard :r it
wild]-cat Takeihlson's L~iver Tonl,
wich r i y t up a
makes \,Itt f el lin.. No s:lt lunecessarv
(;;ive it, io the hibuuin h ian t, ii
perctl( y arlilless an an noit va liat
Pains
5 Were
Terrific
Read how Mrs. Albert
5 Gregory, of R. F. D,. No.
1,luford, Ill., got rid of
her ills. ' uring ...
wasawfllyweak...
SMy pains were terrific. I* *
thought I would die. The*
bearmng-down pains were *
actually so severe I could
* not stand the pressure of
Smy hands on the lower E
part of my somachi.e .a
I simply felt asi lie a
Sfor but a short time. My
huLsband was worried ...
One evening, while read
ing the Birthday Alma-*
nac, he came across a
caesimilar to mine, and
wetstraight for some
Cardul for me to try.
a TAKE
CARDI
The Woman's Tonic
"Ij took it faithfully and
the results were immedi
Uate," adds Mrs. Gregory.
"aI continued to get bet
ter, all my ills left mae,
and I Went -through...
with no further trouble.
My baby was fat and
strong,andmnyself-thank
God-am once more hale
and hearty, can walk
miles, do my work,
though 44 years old, feel
like a new person. All I
owe to Cardul." Por
many years CarduI has
been found helpful In
buIlding up the system
when run~ down by dis
orders pecullarto women.
Take
Cadul
T l ' i ' # N A m A T I.
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I ht 't \.
i idt. w id, ii
I n -a 1 ; tivo
k ;Ii hIl n 11v . u1 : w. V.a l InI
I , Ia,, 1l(piln 111e ro f (if
i i l n . x a d'rfia 1, r II i t 1ut41 ir
1I 10 41 1fth ta 1 ito. W nd hail
n I Iut ti.t the flag woultd he torn
iown11 b ,y I he inlvader; at an early dty.
.lkson had sal idreatedly, tlhat it
I host, Nort her-ners puIIled dOWn1 his
flag Some]( !f themil would "hite the
dust," or. that there woill he "two
lead mon" abouit that time.
In the tarly morning of the 21th of
.\lay. I ol ('o. l'IlsIwortI, leading 1h
tlebrated Zotlaves, crossed the Po
tomar by way of the famous Long
HIridge. from Washitgton into Alex
:uuldri and proceeding to the place, as
ctllnded with a file of soldiers, and lav
ing lorn down .1ackson's flag and re
pla(d it with h is ow\n. was deseend
in I L i si irway, holding tile flag il
his htandtl, whlent . ack son met andt sh1(1
him to death and inl turn-1 was riddledl
with hi , and literally pinned it
the iloml 1h hayonots b)y 1'llsworthl,
enraged'Lk~l soldiery.
Thor(, has neverl beven an1 act o1
rt.IfIue' lteto'ism. or onte of itlrer ('lm
mulat1ionl. Ile knew fill] well that hit
eIst I die for hi, act, yet ite welt t
h i< deat h \viI It a full knowledge oe
antici atiom of lte conlselquences that
nu ttinevitably follow his act.
l Iat howl well up a1ll over thc
thand 1 ac11 . NcksonwS branded as at
inand murIIderer..
Thte few sItrvivors of Ille period swill
wall the sensation this tragedy cre
I Iid. It was a tilme whnll thle shtadon
i comini evettl had Nortiiern and4
Somth-runere strungl to their uit
lciSt tensiOnl. It was ju st tenty-twr
day * s before oulr command (ilhe :1rd rea
!mtIleftt calp at "laigltwood Knot
pr.linlgs" for tIl 111111 Ilun line. I1
wahworer anly clash of armls, savc
that at Sum1ter, whore strange asi it m11ay
:a4ppear. thre vs no loss of life. I Maj
1drs1n had4 One orA Ixo illedI b.
ilthl- lilrm-4ing Of on of his gulls ill hi.
.'lute to Ills flag at tie time it w\aF
ow erel-d after' t (he attle).
-'llowing the ilection of Lincolr
hi' hail heel tit, secossion of Soitlti
rolina, followevd it lie'f and irreg
.ar iItte'val, by ofter Sot ler
ST, Iai 1 tle o rgallu/.ation of the Con
l'i'derate gOvernment at Montgomery
Tlite frlitless effort to brillng about v
p ntul soluition ..of the( difference.F
l hitw.eil the seet.iolns, the transfer of
\j. Andr sin's for'ce from Moultrie tc
S trinl Charleston harbor (a hlostilt
att.), Ithe offort to re-enforce Stilltei
by it Ilitoll) toverIllment1 , tlte firiIny
mwl "The Star of tle West", the inau
":urationl of L.incoln, .\arebl .11th, the
iuastering of troops at WVashington and
and)4 IirlingL upo a~~1I Mlssnehulsett rS egi
ra; ha lttle of tihe war at Big Ilethtel,
n t ue flith all thes'e and( more)1, ''ad
I om'e before tile curitainl had1 lifted for
lhe firt Iha it Itie of any magitudeItt(, of I th
ren four11 year s wartl-On thle pla Ill
Iat litsla'factwrhfnoeta h
it mar111tyr' toi th11 cau1e of thei Con-1
i'di(rne y shoul d htave borne tile nat 1
iof the one, whto amon~~tgst ff10 brilliant0
a'ilaxy of fihe gleat. soldler's of .thte
Soutf~h, has b)y thte concurren'Oft .nudgmlentl
leetn awar dedi a place second only to
irin the niche111 of Came.
WIFlE SHIOOTlS lIsERi
iISDA ND) TO( 3DEATH'I
Ne'i'ro Womanlll A lleged'4 to Halve feen
('aulse of1 oestl e I TUrole.
('4)1umb111a, June11 2.-Mr1 s. C 1lrence( C.
King. whtite wVoman~l and1 mother01 of1
thtree Ilittle) gir'ls, iwas lodged In the
tt:0ehlandt county11 .ail toda~y for killing
hterI httmb~and thIs mornin llg at the1ir
Mrs. K inig used14 asf1hotunt allnd the back
(If Mr I. Kin g's head was5 blown oI(ff. Al
in14uIest was held, in wht ih .\lrIS. K ing~
was cha41rgedi witht .t~te crim114.
Thle woman told Shteriff I leisi
an 411 ther101 ofilcerls, It is alleged,
Ithat her1 ihsband htad been abulisingi
hter vIolently re'cenltly at11d that tis
m 2orn Iig hte ordlered1 her' an~d tile chtil
(dren to go to 'the ('Otton) leids to -pick
hal)l weevi'I, and that a negro wVomani
In (ithe farm~ wold take her' iplace. The1
nlegro woman htas beeln the cauise of do
melstIC tr'oubles recently, It Ia saId, cutl
minating Iln thte killing tis mor'ning
Mrs. KIng has three lIttle gills, eleven
eiht and fourt years old r'espectvely
. - rantdfathler Oraduates
Knioxville Teann. June 4.-Oscal
Trenn., the first grandfather ever' grad
tiated iby -the Ui~aversity of Tennessee
iwill receive .hIs diploma along witl
Imrethan one hunfi red others at tht
jlfl5th annual colhInencement' bxercli
e s 'Wednesday.
:1l ( i e l i n t ll I'0%.j1%i i h' ;'iIl ti
T e i orinh~n t ')iirttine--I
I n I E V I. I II :a Nf I bIeII
n-rcn..n at i m in i -
I 1s :y :I n' :! i '
w III a selb I f t he pa vi I II a I 1
fl Ih hoI l neaI i ( r \ \'*ilIington, N. .
'oIai I. irry ing I :.n meI to che
:-( oil. a dis tanice (4 about In11 feet .
I )ei ails of tilt colla e o f I he pa
vil lion werte yesteiday secure from
1Grenll He niill men w\ho wen.lt to \\'it
iingtono to attend the iceling of tile
Sout1 hern Textile as.ociatiol. Of' the
: uen oil the pavillion and steps,
about o1-third of tile number were
fromli this we'tioln of tihe state, accord
ling to the estimate of Milton (. Smith,
one of the Greieenvillie men attending
the Im)eeting. n
According to Mir. Smiith, the party of
mill men had ad..oun ed at II o'cloc K
-aturday moriing and were prepal ng
to have a picture made whenl the col
lapse came. [Without warning the
I , oodenl platform, which adjoinlod al
well known resort hotel. gave way and
all o fthe occupants were tlrown to
the ground.
Alr. Sm ith deserilbed the scone as
"the worst hi everi' saw"'' and express
ed cons iderabIll v surprise thait n)o one
was fatally in.itred. 'Severil in the
I'r ty weI'e given tiedical assist a nce,
it dozlen ort m11or1 reTCeivinig tinjiries
that iecessitated thelir consultinig a
physeianl. .\lany others a rose from
ihe d(e bris and assistled in removing
their comlrades, paying no attentionl
it) Ilieir own injuries.
Along the loal men receivinig inl
j.jies 1mere J. It. White, who is con
nlected with the Nationial Starch coim
patny of this city; S. T. Hachlaninon),
superiiten deit of the IPiedmont .lills
at l mju~,hnonlt: W. 1>. Capilbell and W.
III. Willian:o, of ilt Aierican) Spinl
nling company; 1'. 11. Blatson, salesman
for the( Shamblow Shullttle company, and
otiers whose iates Alr. Snith (I(d not
se I Ire.
.Itr. 'l11itch.unnon, of Piedmont, mss.
(ained painful briIses and w\as consid
erably shaken up by the fall. Mr. \'il
liatis recetiv a 1bdly wroliched knee.
.\r. White was painftilly cut oi the
leg. .i\. latson was pailftilly, hut
not. seriouisly injuiled when his llt
sitte' k a ti ill.ber r01 sollmei oher obiect.
.1. W., A; I hannn1111) of Fayettville,
N. C., was said to be the most serli
oisly injured of those inl the fall ando(
his n('011itioll was said to be consid
ered as seilous.
The Greenville Imlen1, 'w ho retirned
. vester'day a fternI'toon talked of little
else thani tihe accident. ''lhe collapse
of Ilie pavillion and a section of the
steps that h''rdl to tile pavillion was
sai I by local miln to have beetn the
On1ly thling that m1ai'r'ed the pleasure of
their visit to WIl'mingtoln.
W1. P P'OlLI,0k
F~ormer' Uit ed Shnt es Sei'iiir( anid
C'olttmbia, .June) 2.-WVt. I. I'(illock,
(if Chlera's, formuer' tUniited Slates sena
tort from) SotIh Car'ol ina, andl for a
nube'o yearis a pol)i ticaI lfiur'e of
statewide pioptularity, diedl at Ils home
this mor'ning at 7 o'clock. Apoplexy
was the immeiilate ('ause of his death,
altoghi .\lr. .Pol lock had -been in) ill
healtfli for a tinmber oif months. 'Thie
ftunertalI wIll t ake pilace in C'hera w Sun
dlay. M.\l. Pollock w~as educated at the
Univer'sity of Souith Ca'olina. and r'e
eiv~ed an) appoin1tm)entI to West Point,
but was r'Ci('Cted oun physuicalI examilna
tioin. I le began to prtactice law In
1893. The followIng year lie was
elected to the legislature from Chester
fIeld county, -where he sei'vedl two
termiis. Ini 1898 lie miade t ho race for
congrless in thle FIfth cotngresslonal
dltsr'ict. di ny uas reeleted to the leg..
lslaturte In 1902 where lhe again ser'ved
two terms.
In i191-II he made thue race foi' Ihe
Uiltedl States senate In the camp~algn
w ithi Senat or I0. D). Smithi, Lbang I). .1 en
nings ol1' Sumirter' ad Cole L~. lilease. It
was the aggressive flghtitng of .\r. Pol
lock In thIs campaIgn against 111ase
iam that made for' .\i'. IPollock a 'dn.te
IwideC reputation for repartee on the
hutings.
F'ollowi'ng 'the deathr of Senator U
It. TI'llman, in 'July 1918, Governor
Manning applointedl ChrIs-tie Lienet to
fill the olflce until an election couild
be he-ld. Mir. -Polloek entered the cami
paign for the shiort termn agalist 'Ienet
and Thomas 11. Peeples of 'Columibia.
i.\'. Pollock was elected and sel\vedl
un til Senator 'ia'l took ofllce for the
full term thie folowing spr'ing.
'Mr. ,Pollock was 'bor'n Decembtert 9,
1870, and was thus In .hIs fifty-second
year.
No Worms in. a Healthy ChilM
All childrpn troubled wIth Worms have an un
healthy codwhich Indieates poor blood, and ass
rule, there is more ori ess stomach distuwhans
GROVE'S TASTELESS.CHilL TONIO. given regu
larly for two or threc wooks,wtll enrich the blood,
imlxprovethedigestton,an~dacteaageneralSteiit
.ening Tontoto the wholo.systess, Nature W11l tl.
thtro f tdhpI tho wormns, ad th10hlld*ib
q. permet heeP lasant tk , W et bottle
BIG DAY F0
OF LA1
Saturday, un
at City Op
We will show FREE thi
benefit of our farmers, thei
Sweet Potatoes from Se
United States Pig Club
Control of Hog Cholera
Milk and Honey . .
Wonderland of Canyon:
MORE HOGS AN
FOR LAURE
Have you joined the pur
hand Saturday, June
Special Invitation Ex
Better Farms Better I]
A Better Cow
LET'S ALL PU
ENTERPRISE N,
Lauren
Friday and S
Jones-Taylor
Anno
Special Sale in Hi
Consis
Pocket Knives
Kitchen Knives
Scissors
Razors
And Other Cutlei
We carry a complete li,
mond Edge'' scissors and k
rer knives, and the "Rot
knives and scissor~s. Th<
brands of high grade cutle
Special Sale for Frida
See Our Wit
SJones-Taylor
R FARMERS
LJR ENS
era Hos
a following pictures for the
r wives and daughters:
ed to Storage 1 Reel
Work . . 1 Reel
. . . .1 Reel
. . . . . 2 Reels
and Peaks . 1 Reel
D BETTER HOGS
NS COUNTY
e bred hog club? Be on
17th, with the folks.
tended to the Ladies
[omes Bletter Markets
ity to Live In
LL TOGETHER
&TIONAL BANK
aturday Only
Fiardware Co.
unCes
gh Grade Cutlery
ting of
re of the well known "Dia
nives, the famous Winches
eson Shur Edge" razors,
~se and other well known
ry will be included in the
iy and Saturday Only
idow Display
Hardwre Co.'
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