The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 18, 1917, Page 7, Image 7
TlecommeriifeiTby
A Doctor Cothram -?2
found
Dr. T. E. Cothram is a welt-known express
{harmacist of Alexis, Ala. And when wore c
e gets bilious or needs a purgative* p ,
medicine, what do you suppose hoi
does T Out of his, whole big stock of 8now"w
liver medicine he selects and uses around
Granger . Liver Regulator. He says tale tr.
.VThere is none better." That's a Hp0iim,
sfretty strong endorsement, don't you J
think, from a man who knows all thpy ,lJ
about the merits of the different medi- youth-t
cines on the market? Granger Liver their v
Regulator is purely vegetable, does or
not gripe nor irritate the delicate lin- re 8e
".*1-J. ???"-J-* . -
Iinjc vi wo Bwmaca and bowels and ettch 1,1
always gltW quick and pleasant re- cent ab
cults. It is the best system purifier |Bh- to
known. Your druggist can supply , '
you?26c for large box. Accept nc ^ams
substitute. There i
_ ' Ing he:
THE CHRISTIAN MOTHER. 8he hn'
Baptist Courier. marrlei
thousat
Our religion is one thing, our explanations
and interpretations of
~~ ny, savi
our religion are things quite (lit- ..
ferent. These last can go to pieces, lllcuow
call for reconstruction, be amended, ?g00<i.
set aside and be superseded by oth- QUlt<
era without ever really affecting our mei<Kiy
religion. The arguments and ex- drew \
planatlons of Christianity are. as aml I)t,
Mr. Balfour long ago pointed out, hml 1(M
nothing but the soldiers and armies 8een hc
which defend our religion, not the away j,
religion itself. If the defenders hls cha
of a country should have half their cern
army destroyed they would not sur- a mtle
render their country but raise an- M ?wha1
other army to defend it. If one he?
army should prove insufficient they KIh8
would supplement it. If it should We
prove worthless they would substi- no f
tute another for it. In the same mouth
way the defenses and explanations
of Christianity may need all man- hp ha(,
J ner of changes and undergo them .. ,f?U)
without affecting Christianity itself.
If this should be really felt it would llgb(tMi
help us not to lose faith in a transi- youtbf,
Hon period. niunce
Take, as an illustration, the re- montl,n
Iligion of our mothers, and. most of gaine j
us got our religion and the fiist ex- |-t>givts
Tllnnptiona r?f '
- ..U... turn ^ ?fH
source. The religion of a pood jj(> s
mother is about the best and the
girl no
most wonderful thing the earth ron_ gp^jj
tains. As we write we recall one. watchli
She had to raise a large family, not jjjra ln
only under adverse conditions, hut uneXpe
under conditions quite alien to all wjtb j,
tfcat she herself grew up in. At al- j Ag u
most the beginning of her married cover j
life she found herself in this situa- _ certa
tion; and. after a year of useless re- |n
belling, set about to counteract the jj?m an
evil and secure all the blessings of
heaven and earth for her increasing "How
family, notwithstanding her clrcum- with
Btanfes. And she succeeded, not gbe hel
only for every child of hers but as ?Qf (
well for herself. She developed a to me,
character of firmness and gentle- against
ness, of poise, and humility, of, around
common sense and salntliness. of jov beauty
and seriousness, that Is beautiful heights
beyond all description. Every one; failed t
that is with her for only a few days a long
comes to feel a very profound rev- balcon;
erence for her and when her name is bright i
afterwards mentioned in their pres- light,
once they listen and have something told hei
to say of their own accord. Those stretch)
who have known this good woman tween 1
for many years know that she is "Den
what she is because of her religion, wonder
It would be about as easy to deny how yoi
the reality of religion in her life as a little,
it would be to deny the reality of He ti
sunshine in the life of a flower ggr- ltad rei
den. live enc
+- osophlc
Yellow complexion. pimples and self,
disfiguring blemishes on the face or said, f
body can be gotten rid of by doctor- due hei
ing the liver, which is torpid. HER- "Hav
BINE Is a powerful liver correctant. whlspei
It ourifles the svntem stimulates the snntlno
vital organs and puts the body in fine on his.
vigorous condition. Price 50c. Sold as elu?
by all dealers in medicine.?Adv. hills. 1
? wanted
Not only will a sow raise a littler miseral
of pigs, but a mortgage at the same ipnid m
time. Danny.
I am
granted
"Div<
Rush Printing
u cotfrtro
a Specialty ^
- - "1 JV
HO JOttU
I trlod
Are You In a meTt!
Hurry For That
Printing of vo.r.Jp
Yours? It could
ground
WATCH IIS SPEED UP
him th
? the pei
horrid,
We Do Printing In the
Twinkling of an Eye
(tobeli
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THE LANOi
LOVEj know how crlml
dence can be?"
'body tegan slftglng TostPs I MYes.. De
4y" and Denny Dubois looked Iooked'at him |
the club ballroom at the rapt a d<.ar Hm
Ion on the women's faces. They j ^ rtUM,
ertalnly sentimental creatures. . ..
he chaperons, old ladles with
hlte hulr and diamond collurs . .
their throats to hide the tell- jjim."
ices of the fingers of time, had I " , ^
far-away expressions as If I ? r?,KU
oked back across the years of e a 1
Ime and love-time, when all *on n .er
,. kept him?
rorld was young. Now, men
nslble, he reflected. They lived T^e
ay as It came. To be remlnls- j to a y?un8 fe,1(
out sentimental things was fool-1 aear^hlng the r<
stir up vague. h^Morgottea hopeful look. 1
was suicidal to contentment, and she
vas PhllUpa Barton openly wtp- Bm,,e that mlghi
r eyes. Everybody knew that I orchestra began
i loved Ben Andrews and hud d?nce(i right aw
1 old Smlthson for his hundred They danced
id a year. Why did she ullow then, steering h<
to think of Ben, wondered Den- th?t fateful gal
?Kely, trying not to pity her. a little alcove, f
od-by to Summer,'" rung the ?n<> flowers. H
young voice of the tenor; his. She wn
by, good-by.'" I cause he had c<
> suddenly something In the old ' Rlow In her eng
. like the hand of a magician, spark In his hea
tack the curtain of the years, j "I love you,"
nny saw Jane Hamilton us she Into the world-o
>ked on that last night he had | vor of maturity,
r. His eyes had a vacant, far- dear?" She sh;
ook, and he leaned forward In warm young hen
lr as If he were trying to dls- j as she lifted th
le fieuros In his llfp'n iironw i hnir, T.ifn ?ni/n ?
more clearly. with deep convl<
t are we waiting for, oh, my heart, I want t
irt, you are tonight
me straight on the brow, In the Chicago i
part' "?
milled as he thought of his Sea as S
on the fresh young lips of the ;
had loved too well. Ah, how A represent*
loved her! i States Bure-u c
od-by to hope?' " ! taken the worl
try snapped the cord thnt had 1 closer co-operal
once more the days of his i tanners, and nm
il love. Bah, he thought! Ito-1 of skins of aqun
and Ule dreams were for the ductlon of leat
y deficient. He would play the lend all posslbb
ike a true sportsman, with no velopment of tli
for the might-have-been Issues j ton, Del.; Newi
Boston, and var
aw the pretty little Pavenant been visited for
ross the room and started to in touch with i
to her. She was evidently pared to take h
ig him, for she was smiling at getlcally. As' <
her eager, happy way. Then products develo
ctedly, he came face to face to the fishing c
lue Hamilton. of Interesting I
sual, she was the first to re-1 market skins,
herself. He had always taken The bureau 01
in amount of grim satisfaction an opportunity
knowledge that she had loved tlonal samples <
d had suffered as much as he fishsklns, which
en they parted. able progress Is
rare you? Have you this dance nlng of these p
anybody? I can Rive It to you."
d out a bit of gold-edged paper. q^P |
course you will give this dance
" he heard himself saying Thp Hoosler
his win. Then with his arm northward pas,
her. the fragrance of her benutIful con
wafted him back again to chnnced to he r,
he had dared to climb but n, ,n The NeWH ,
o reach. He guided her through or corn cro|) w])
French window out on a little tance of this <Tl
' that overlooked the river, emy Hy h,g g,(
us a silver ribbon In the moon- JnK* jn bappy <
It was Just there that he had compositions coi
r he loved her. before time had out of the wlnd(
d a weary lenfcth of years be- dlprs Htraight i
1 traveler's ear ai
ny." she said softly. "I have pap?r to Hee w,tl
ed so many times about you, | "Where are tl
11 were, and If'?her voice broke "There " said
"If you were happy!" the corn soldier
irned toward her eagerly. She to ^ sho
inembered, too. "A man must ;ndlanapolls Ne
h day us It comes," he said phil- |
nil v nnt fiirlnrr f<? pnimnit him. ........ ......
....... ..... -
"You are still beautiful," ho .(
ecling that such homage was V* rLA<
V
r. "J
e you missed me much?" she r^,1? trouhl
ed, and he found himself re- ls ",at nu
the warm touch of her hand U(,rl'1 ,,u'
In the old days, she had been ?? ' eople drt
dve as the light on far-away *l,"t different
Perhaps she loved hlin and ' { ,ri"-v alu' Nv
lilm to know! "I have been jjjjj u^en " c<m
?le." she volunteered. "Life ? ? ,u'st ,M 1
ie hack for mistreating you. $ ''Mldren ww r
Of course you have heard that jijjj About the
free again?the divorce was tbe
1 last month." , dlsagrogahle.
>rce?" Somehow, he could not 1 ,lH reaso1
te clinging, sweet little Jnno n'a"y "ke '
on with the sordid grind of njnl sllH wunt>4 t<]
om and lawyers with their In- knows that
questions of life. "Poor child !" J change tomo
quietly.
ist couldn't stand It. He was. ' ~ ?
>us, he watched me all the time.! To make oi
and tried to gain grounds for pour a pint of v
but he was clever and outwitted! spoonful of sail
fvery turn. And then, oh. Den-! When the wate
ie sighed audibly, "I made up slowly sprinkle
rid to give him grounds for dl-' rolled oats and
-and I succeeded." 1 minutes. Then
sued you for divorce?" Denny hours and strain
not believe it. "On what of scalded milk,
s?" he demanded. with vanilla
in't unfit to full* nhoiit It f for A ft*\V inillllt
ir." she said, handing so neai and add to It, t
at lit* caught the fragrance ol molds and set
rfunie In her hair. "It was al! harden.
but I uin free now, free as air.'
what ground did he sue/' per PrOITI1
[Jenny.
re was a lawyer, quite a gooc Tour son Is I
of mine, and he helped me. \V< "Yes, hut tt'i
round together and 1 appeare< years, and still
i love with him so that?oh, yoi ttan Register.
\STEK NEWS TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1917
PKW HINTS AHOUT THK HOUSE,
nal circumstantial eft
?? .... - _ If jelly 1r not firm, let it stand in
nny so quietly that ana
Intently sun. covered with bits of window
. glass, or piece of mosquito netting
1 come to see me soon I ? , ....
, , for a few days. Never make jelly
nts In the Valencia. . ,
, , , , . * . * . . on a damp day or a cloudy one. if
J looking, big blond in .... v. ? ,
_ ? ... you want it to be firm and clear.
Let a stroll over that .
. _ ,. . I?on t let the bids of glass get in the
at I would like to meet ...
jelly.
iced them and fled. So I
. . A Hatting Kecipo.
it to little Jane Hamll- . . . ... ...
Chloride of lime will prevent ruts
mage In his heart had .# , . . , . . . .
;f put down their holes and spread
about where they appear.
enant girl was talking
#w but her e*e8 were Makes Thein~Brand New.
>om with a youthfully Four tablespoonfulB of bran to a s
rhey came to rest on qUart Gf water makes an excellent
smiled a welcoming wagh for gjlk 8tocklngs Rln9e weM
t mean anything. The bu( (lo nQt wrlng
press out and dry .
Aloha Oe and Denny |n ghade tl
ay with her. ?
around the room and ivach and l/cinons Itather Scarce. C
?r carefully away from *p0 ren,OVe peach stains soak in b
llery, he led her into mj|k 4g hours if colored goods, if on
icreened in with palms white goods rub with lemon juice
er little hand trembled and sa|t e
s childishly happy be- ti
)ine back to her. The !f T1l|s Docs Not succeed, Ent More e
er blue eyes kindled a Onions
Wipe a knife used to cut onions
he whispered and put with a damp cloth and rub it with b
Id declaration the fer- coarse salt, and odor will disappear.
"Will you marry me, a
yly consented, all her ()Ur Kinpty Hot ties Not Tliat Kind.
rt quivering In her lips d. ? . ?
...mil crr .-mens ciean vinegar ~
lem. "I am going to water bottles better than anything 11
are of you," he vowed, ei8e< tl
?tlon. "Oh, little sweet- a
o keep you always aa Another t'se For Corn Meal.
" Maria Crawford K*111 pin cushions with corn meal '
American. and the pins and needles will not *
rust. n
ource of Hides.
I've a Height Newspaper. '
itlve of the United After a stove has been thorough. a
?f Fisheries hns under- ly blacked, it can he kept looking
s of bringing about well for a long time by rubbing it K
tion among fishermen, with a newspaper every morning. j v
inufacturers in the use n
itlc animals in the pro- |n This Case t'se a Padded News-! \
her. The bureau will paper. j <
a assistance In the de- Hy padding the ironing hoard with '
ils industry. Wllmlng- newspapers in a slightly convex I
nrk, N. ,T.; New York, orm. it will give better results in
lous other points have sponging and pressing.
the purpose of getting 1
tanners who are pre- Where Is the Alcohol? \
mid of this work ener- Windows may be kept free from <
lemands for the raw ;,.t> an,j polished by rubbing the f
p, visits will be made >;iass with a sponge dipped in aleaenters
for the purpose hoi.
Ilshermen to save and +
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
f fisheries recently had Take Grove's. 1
to examine some addl- The Old Standard Grove's Tn?oele?? .
if leather tanned from chill Tonic is equally valuable as a ,
Indicate that consider- General Tonic because it contains the | ,
, . . . .. . well known tonic properties of QUININIi
being made In the tan- an(j iron, it acts on the Liver, Drives
rodUCtS. out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and '
Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents. '
Real Army. ?
Limited was speeding |f" ' ' '
t many of Indiana's g _ - _.
iflelds. A traveler p
'tiding a recent edltorlan
our country's bump- I
Ich set forth tli? ltnpor- | 'f -m"****"*"
op in defeating the en- |;t\ j
le aat a little girl, tdng!hlld
fashion her own '
ncernlng what she suw AH-h-hl" you say,
ow. The phrase, "Sol- X~X down goes thai
"dfctnl1" c""Kht ST Cola, drained to the
ad he turned from his , ,
h hlH oompiinion's P"re' wholesome joy
le soldiers?" he asked. pleasure to the SoleS C
the little one. "I call _ . , , ,
. _ ? . Be your own judge! T1
s and those," pointing .
_ ' , ? Cola?resent the suggesti
icks, ' are the tents. ?
ws. Say "PI
DRINK '
> mi H|
BB
'ss differently, and X
ly, and walk differ- ^ f ?A
?rk differently, but p fOf ff&GttHi
?es to wanting the |j 9 9*^*^*9 +9WI
for their wives and X e
all the same.
i only time some >J
truth Is when It la .A
8 / t
a a. woman would X / I
to hnve everything ?J? / I
day Is because she ?4 A
the styles would ^ I J
hi?
atmtal blanc mange V S * ; yf
vater and a half a teA- \\V^Smy//
t Into a double boiler. . #fl
p In h^clnnlnif In hnll W4 ? \ W
es. Whip jjp two eggs
hen pour Into wet-cold \.\ "^A
in a cold place to &??>!*"
otion Slow.
In the navyr PFPQI pAT A
i alow progress; ? 1 dii Ol"V-V-lLi/l
a sub-marine."?Chris
1 Recommend
Ever Felt ;'|?
mtrY"WM as"Y,y?y :? | T!
Mrs. William H. Hincljllffe, No. 20 | cine
HELPING TO WIN.
The American Railway AsBOcialon
through its special committee j^ry
n national defense has Issued a cirular
to all railroad men, the prin- ^
iples of which are certainly possi- ^
le of general adoption.
In (
The committee points out that .
very time the handler of a single 8Caj
ruck in a freight warehouse p?*t? |0<
xtra efTort into the handling of his ToI]
uck, and thereby expedites just w .
hat much the handling of freight, (jor
e has done something to increase
He effectiveness of the United States 1 ?
cori
nd bring it just that much nearer,
a victory. Every time the crew of ,
and
railroad locomotive adds fifteen , .
abb
liles a day to the running power of
hat locomotive they will have done
omething to put an end to the war.
Ivery time that crew is extra careul
in the handling of that locomo- j
ive. and thereby keeps it just that or
luch longer out of the repair shop. ]y ,
\ has put an extra punch into the fa^
liances of the United States being wol
victor in the war. we(
When it is remembered that the feci
;reat problem in connection with the d?>r
rar is the supplying of food and 1
aunitions. it will easily be seen how be
astlv important are these sugges- R.
ions regarding the increase of eon
ransportation.- San Antonio. Tex., the
dght. en?
wit
he Quinine That Does Not Affect the Head as
lecause ot its tonic and laxative effect. I.AXA- , . ,
;i\'K BROMO QUININE is t>etter than ordinary "
Juitiine and docs not cause nervousness nor fp,i
iniciiiR in liead. Remember the lull nameauu
oolt lor the signature ol E. W. GROVE. 30c. to
The Proper Attitude.
The proper attitude of n man toward ST
woman Is not a very complicated affair.
The fellow who admires her If
she's beautiful, honors her If she la
a mother, respects her If she works,
has sympathy for her If she Is in dls- an<
tress, and pities her if she stumbles rnr
Is in n fair way to become a gentleman.?Houston
Post. 10,
:ing!
"that's what I want!" And
t glass of sparkling PEPSI- (
very last drop?a glassful of
that makes you tinele with
>f your feet.
here is no substitute for PEPSIon.
EPSI-Cola" at the fountain today,
t crate from your grocer's for the
?it will gladden the whole family.
fui
4k^t, N
> BOTTLING C
Lancaster, JS. C.
aascwM?BCS zzzzzy "T^^zzTZmjmSsamm^^
7
Peruna To
, 11 c-m.
WFUUC1 VrS
tf Catarrh?
tie St., Beverly, Mass., writes: "1
e taken four bottles of Peruna,
I can say that it has done me
reat deal of good for catarrh of
head and throat. I recommend
una to all sufferers with catarrh.
> not think I ever felt much betI
am really surprised at the
k I can do. I do not think too
h praise can be said for Peruna.**
hose who object to liquiJ msdW
s can proteure Peruna Tablets.
HOW TO DRY TOMATOES.
ing the Fruit May Be Done If
Conning Is Impossible.
Ilemson College, Sept. 14.?Tooes
can be dried for winter ubo.
loing this ripe, but not soft, ones
uld be selected. They should be
Ided and the shin removed, then
ed and spread on trays to dry.
uatoes contain a great deal of
er and require plenty of eircula
i of air. In died condition they
f be stored the same as dried
n. The quality of the fruit is
, however, in drying tomatoes
when possible it is more advis3
to can.
ED OUT YOTTt HOGS SIX
WEEKS EARLIER.
n every lot of hogs on feed two
three fatten quickly and actualist
les than others. If all would
:en like these, the entire drove
lid be ready for the market six
ks earlier and to save six weeks
il is an item that you fully unstand.
fhe hog that fattens easily must
in prime physical condition. The
A. Thomas Hog Powder is a
ditioner for hogs. It keeps
ir system clean and healthy and
ibles them to fatten quickly
bout falling a prey to the usual
rases of hoes. The P. A. Tb.omHog
Powder is not stock food.
; straight medicine, and we took
agency because it enables you
feed out your hogs much earlier.
LANCASTER MERCANTILE CO.
ATE GETS GOOD ROADS Fl'XD
The federal funds amounting to
15,014 has been opportioned to
nth Carolina for the construction
ii maintenance of rural post
ids. This fund is to be used
thin tho fiscal year ending June
, 1919.
I i*n 1 T7T. l
w ny you snouid drink
PEPSI-Cola
Pure cane sugar, carbonated
spring water, Iruit juices, acid
phosphate and flavoring?that's
PKFSl-Cola. No mystery in its
recipe; just a proper blending
of ingredients ? a delightful,
wholesome beverage, as beneficial
as it is refreshing, as invigorating
as it isthirst-quenching.
Some people call it a' Liquid
Confection"! It is the kind of
drink you would make at home
?if you could I
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