The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 03, 1916, Page 7, Image 7
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writing of her experience with Cardui, the wc
Hffijffl tonic. She says further: "Before 1 began t
KX Cardui, my back and head would hurt so 1
thought the pain would kill me. I was hardl
B0U to do any of my housework. Alter taking three I
of Cardui, 1 began to feel like a new woman.
mjm gained 35 pounds, and now, I do all my house
as well as run a big water mill.
1 wish every suffering woman would givi
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Q The Woman's Tonic
a trial I still use Cardui when I feel a little
WOm and it always does me good."
Headache, backache, side ache, nervou
L-J tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of wi
MM ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the wc
tonic. You cannot make a mistake in trying C
Hgfl for your trouble. It has been helping weak,
women for more than fifty years.
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COTTON COMMITTEE overlooked as two
NAMED BY HEFLIN sets of the citv. c
Aiken Represents South Carolina (<>dn't lake it seri
on Congressional Rodv to Plan Columbia Record,
for Investigation. that the local Cha
Washington, Feb. 26?A com- fierce had publis
in it tee to represent the cotton {he potential fact
gorwing states in the framing hig to the progres
and introduction of a resolution nient of the city,
in congress for the investigation larly to the fact
of the New York cotton ex- newspaper plants c
change and to draft a bill for sibly representing
the regulation of cotton ex- t'on of $500,000, 1
^changes in the United States looked,
was appointed to-day by Repre. i Yet these ne
sentative Heflin as the result of great industrial e
the conference of cotton State whose pay roll tt
members Thursday night. The & large number
committee follows: iwho represent a t;
Representatives Heflin, Ala- 'ers equalled in bi
bama, chairman; Jacoway, Ar- tions in the city.
Vkansas; Clark, Florida; Vinson, those papers to th<
Georgia; Watkins, Louisiana;'carelessly overloo
Davenport, Oklahoma; Eagle, general thing, ne
Texas; Sims, Tennessee; Daugh- ar? so modest tt
ton, North Carolina; Aiken,|Want to be always
South Carolina; Candler, Missis-1public that their (
sippi; Russell, Missouri; Hay- a value asset in i
den, Arizona, and Kettner, Cal- The fact is, man
ifopiia. get more value oui
! papers than the pi
The Newspaper a Community selves.
Asset. Those Salerno
The Salerno Commercial Club, Preved that they
of Salerno, Fla., has organized Public-spirited f<
to boost that promising town, pave dug down ii
but the boosters found out that purchase prinl
endeavoring to boost a town ant* establish a ne
without a newspaper was mak- have set up a vah
ing noise without being able to enterprise for the
can it. object is do do al!
Realizing the main thing community?ever
about boosting is the publicity ' ossibly, howev
part of it, the club established havf. the experiei
the Salerno Enterprise to give Publishers. Some
emphasis through it as a medi- sans? who may di.<
um for the vitalized energies and , at is said in t
plans of those who believe in the drop a postal car
town. Under the circumstances, PaPei to be "at
they were compelled to recognize sef? to injure th(
that the potential need of a town an advert
is a newspaper through which That is the way s
the spirit and progress of the 9J trying to swa
town could be manifested or pro. They give way t<
claimed to the outside world, judice, and their
The Salerno boosters knew of JP-lury is indicat?
their own knowledge that they hberate action tc
were boosting, but it was ilke Per revenue. 1
exhausted steam which goes up |ows would not be
in the air with no place to go. {Pf* a hrick at a i
after it has made its noise and hsher, but they oj
vanished into spr?y. kind of punishm*
The Salerno Commercial Club Pu^ ou^ J
was up against it hard when it )a'ance of folks ii
found itself without a newspa- f-v would co-opers
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per. ine memoers learned irom ?
experience that a newspaper has his supply of sin
a well-defined value attached to However, news
tit?two kinds of value, in fact; efs are 80 const
a value more or less important Jtea\?f manifesto
the owners and publishers and turbation at the
yet another very signal value to "as 8t?PI
the community in which it is -v 8mi'e?8
published. A community may as /n^n^, . "
not have a dollar's worth of 'n tacA' . fJrcu
stock in its newspaper, and yet '?hably is the c
a good newspaper is one of the newspaper si
very best assets of a town. when a fellow o
Some people of a community scriP*,on struck
or section do not know that, or ary as a *?eneral
they ought to wake up and ap- f! ! n, managei
preciate what their local paper aa n?horly couu
and its plodding proprietor are a ?^?a of him.
doing for them. It does not ' ^tar.
make any difference whether a romis qvickl
newspaper is a big one or a lit- Ma ny people rou
tie one, they all call for plodding the beginnim
and lots of it. Recently the plod- ?prin*.
derg on Columbia's two excel- and
lent newspapers had reason to immediate relief,
feel as if they had been entirely ?>id. stops tho racii
? ?. use.tearlnsr cough. 1
COLDS & LaGRIPPE to take. Antiseptic i
m _ , ... . ,1 t?0c? bottle of Dr.
B Of o doses ooo will break covern and keep It
any case of Chills & Fever, Colds is certainly a great
& LaGHppe; it acts on the liver a ?,_l
better than Calomel and does no! P"la. jjr?? Mone
<npe or sicken. Price 25c. tsfied but it nearly
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THE LANCASTER NEWS, ;
j I ARTISTS^
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referred jocuthat
the two :^^^(frfi:t,J . \ ,.|
?f the city p< <
: ;t capitali'/.a- \l ,f
md been over gHOCRwbco &. ' /* '
uvbs/UHctiRwo-o- ^ / j
wspapers are
nterpriaes on Miss Jane GafT as she appeared at
J ere is carried the ?al Masque of the Society of IIof
pmnlnupps lustrators. Comic artists, serio comic
c i . cartoonists, painters in oils and water?
PfOGUC- coior8 an,j painters whose names are
it tew lllStltU- almost household words from coast
The value Ot to coast, held an "Old-Fashioned Cire
City had been cus Bal Masque" in New York. Mrs.
ked, but, as a Charles Dana Gibson was the master
wspaper men of ceremonies.
reminding the DEER ARE BECOMING PES!
lommunity has
ts newspapers. Game Warden of West Virginia Pre
y communities dicta a Rapid Increase In
t of their news- Big Game.
lblishers them
Grafton, V- Va.?Deer are multiply
boosters have la* * ? rapld rate J? the forests oi
nrp Uvp nnd 0x6 Btattt M a re8Ult ?f the pr?teC
11 tv. tlon t^at ' now being given, accord
ellows. 1 ne.v jng ^ Viquesney, state game
1 their pockets fish and forest warden. They are be
:inpf machinery coming so thick, Mr. Vlquesney says
JWspaper. They that In a few years they will becom<
table industrial a Pest- Turkeya also are multiplyIni
ir town and its rapidly.
I it can for the . i'rkvl(,ue,.nel. preparl" ,0 "
. jv _ -i. tabllsh sanctuaries or refuges foi
^ X -li Kame 'n every county in the state un
er, they Will ^er provisions of the law enacted al
ice of most all the last session of the legislature
( wreckless per This has not been possible before be
dike something cause of lack of funds, which now ar<
he paper, may available. The law provides that at
d ordering the much aa 10,000 acres may be leased
finned" or will ln each county, the owner to continue
? paper bv can- to occupy the land' but the 8tat0 tc
. have Jurisdiction, so far as the game
.lsinpf contract. concerned. The owner becomes dep
ome folks have uty game warden,
t a newspaper.
J m'otivo?toP*do{ GEM IN A CHICKEN'S CRAW
5(1 in their de- pennaylvanla Woman Found Thero i
> deprive a pa- Diamond Worth More Than
Those same fel- One Hundred Dollars.
s caught throw- ??
lewspaper pub- Colwyn, Pa.?Whether there Is i
lenly inflict the diamond mine In Philadelphia or It
ant th'lt would DeIawaro county, Mrs. Otto Woernei
business if the ?'No: 60 So".th Tflr'1 street, Colwyn
,, is 1101 sure, Dut a tie does know that
^ . communi- chicken that she purchased fron
ite in financial- a Baltimore avenue (East Lansdowne]
?y shutting ofl dealer a few days ago was a mosi
loleons. valuable bird, and Incidentally provec
ipaper publish- the best Investment she ever made,
ituted that in- When Mrs. Woerner opened th?
ting great per- chicken and cut open the craw she saw
idea that some something sparMe, and on closor ex
led the paper " amlnat'on waa surprised and delighted
,1 . u to find that it was a pure blue-white
H,7 ,)Uy '"t diamond o( the ?r.t water,
OgS as usua . Having It appraised by an expert
lation manager Bhe
was told thattit was worth consid
>nly man about erably more than one hundred dollars
10P who knows Since the announcement of this dls
irders his sub covery was made the dealer has had
out instawter, a run on chickens.
thing the cir
r is so callous CAR DERAILED BY HORSESHOE
1 hope to make
Wilmington, N. Cast by Passing Nag, It Rolls Undoi
Car and Causes Switch to
________ Be Turned.
V RELIEVED
gh and cough? Kansas City, Mo.?C. F. Collins, a
? of Fall right carpenter, was walking across th<
Others get cohl street close to a street car slowly mov
s , lng In the storm. A horse. In passing
will get almost | n
ii rnecKB your | ~ ' """"" u"u'"
cln*. rasping. tin- ar truck of the car and cau8ed 8
!ieals the tmflam- ewltcn to bo turned,
raw tuboa. Eas\ j Tho front end of the car proceeded
tnd Healing. Oet ! in a straight line, while the real
King's New Dls- ( trucks started up a side street,
in the house. "It > Collins was thrown under the cai
t medicine and I | when struck by the swinging rear end
t continually on ,n(1 e,cmped being crushed under tb<
f beck *"not sat- wheeIa bjr th? Quickness of the motor
always helps. man . . .
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dARCH 3, 1916.
No Peace, lTnt!l Rights of
Small Nations Are Secured.
London, Feb. 23.?Premier.
Asqulth found himself unex- ^
pectedly face to face in the
"louse of Commons today with \.
a new demand for the Govern rent's
views on pe:ice. He took
no the gauntlet almost eagerly A,
and hi a bristling 15-minute j!HL.
speech made it clear that the British
Government's determination . ,
to carry the war to the end with
out compromise had not abated
a jot or title since the early days
of the struggle.
The only terms of peace Prem-j
ier Asquith ofTered to the enemy
countries were contained in'
the historic announcment which
was the outstanding feature of,
his speech at the London Guild
Hall in November, 1914, which
he repeated:
I "We shall never sheathe thej
[ sword, which we have not lightly I
drawn, until Belgium?and T S~TF? ^^77
will add, Serbia?recover in full I 'A
measure all and more than they 3 /
have sacrificed; until France is / B
adequately secured against aggression
; until the rights of the ?
J small Nations of Europe are has- VI
ed upon an unassilable founda- 1JJ.C XvCLkj
tion and until the militarv dom- ?
inance of Prussia is wholly and
'"na 11 v, destroyed." Mr.jiaF.Mnr.iiOTWiwwn'BMM
The Prime Minister's stern ^
declaration created a deep im- 1 a j|
nression on all parts of the ?| ra
House and this found reflection 1 Itt|
subsequently in the lobbies. ThM .
occasion for the Premier's pro- [\
nouncement was a speech which m rf ?
Philip Snowden, of the inde- j| ?
pendent Labor party, injected ;
into thp debate on the consolid- | SfitlSfttl
ated fund bill, a routine measure B
providing appropriations mainly I \ r . (
for interest on the National | V 0SlSl k
debt.
I The Cleaning lTp Problem. ; None E
With all the "clean up" talk I .
and the continued evidences of I 1 CXuC
garbage on all hands, we are I
confronted with the fact that I Vaii Via.VI
Henderson is no longer a mere I n?*v
village, but has now become a I
city. The street cleaning force I
has grown from one lone negro I
' and a stray mule to one of con- I P D
siderable magnitude. Two mules I O
and carts are worked on the J , I
force all the time, hauling off ! Lancaster 8 L
garbage, and additional force
frequently required to meet the
J demands. The area to be clean
. ed has not been increased but
. rather diminished by neglecting *
, a part of it. The city has just ?; /\TTT^
been forced to buy two extra flllllJ
mules to do the general street ii \/vli
> work, on account of the fact that |
1 the old team is constantly kept
busy with the clean up work.
If there is any doubt that active I \ J-JJ-T R
. efforts have been made toward
t cleaning up, let the doubting ?
. ones go out to the corporate lim- it .
its in almost any direction they f
' may choose and see the groat i 5 f
[ piles of tin cans, waste paper ?!
and rubbish that have been '*[ <hin?,in ii
( dumped intti every gully and va- k
, cant lot. It is a conservative, ii
. estimate to say that twice at jj , .. (
much garbage is hauled off each -i >oar
week now as there was a year \\
j ago. This is to be accounted !>
for in several ways. First, with ';
i the new bitulithic streets every- ji
thing has to be swept up and ii P
carried away, while with the old \\ P
d'rt streets nothii ' but paper
1 and boxes had ; removed. I
\ and by no means that was j +
carried off. Sece 'very store i_. ??
[ in town is now oc ed and last'
i year was the larg. trade year i' __
i the merchants Henderson T
t have ever know hird, there ^
1 are more houses ore people j.
than ever before land about T
| the city has now ; vn too val- +
uable to lie idle orsequently
i there are fewer js to throw i [|\
> garbage than fo: rly. All of j
which not only g? o show that J W TTW 1
, we have a real but a city * II 1^
problem as well /Mid for the $ \/l 1
present year it 1 ; become nec- +
" essprv for the < government v
to make adequa provision for j I I
handling the si' n. Mean- t i H 5
. while it is th? of every I
good citizen to ? hand and $
keep his own pi lean, and Pres'
thereby enc >iu 1 aiyhbor ?
to do the same -'lender- T
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> and resting side by p >ngh many *? || m Iff
>, years, the animal <1 ho strong I hp ly|3|
an affeetlon that hi , n means j ^
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