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Head Stopped Up? C i TrytheVickVap-O-. venlent i Applied la Salve Form Over Throat tion of1 aad Cheat Relieves by Inhalation funnel end Absorption. vapors t t * opening Vapor treatments are best for infl&mma- phlegm, ftions of the air passages. The vapors For doe carry the medication direct to the inflamed towels t {surfaces without disturbing the stomach, absorb* ?s internal medicines will do. A very con- tightnw V'V w atT )kfw9 c<*\\ ///a rFv^Mwvn lUI/il AJ V^llr^U^j I; TROOP SHIP GOES DOWN officers FIVE MINUTES AFTER HIT tio"K?f cer; ? All Naval Officers on lloard Are officer. Saved as Were Most of 'OI ( "Th? the Ship's Officers. ne, we Washington, Oct. 22.?The Ward liner Antilles, an army transport, 'E. was torpedoed October 17, with class, i about seventy men missing and 167 sey. fa persons saved. W. Hu This was officially annouuced by I ?' kin the committee on public informa- ta'n tion. The statement follows: I *' fi rst i*l "Secretary Daniel authorizes the following: jbrothe. "The department is In receipt of ew 1a dispatch from Vice Admiral Sims, son' 1 which states that the steamship An- m x< ?' tilles, an army transport, was tor- or'4i u pedoed on October 17, while returnIng to this country from foreign ' ^ service. This vessel was under couvoy of American patrol vessels at i nii I norenn the time. "0, tllp Torpedo Unseen. tho m, "The torpedo which struck the rn ))0{ Antilles was not seen, nor was the soon a: submarine which fired it. The tor- ol fUr( pedo hit abreast of the engine room r;,s?ialt bulkhead, and the ship sank within jmmed five minutes. One hundred and sixty, seven persons out of about 237 aboard the Antilles were saved. About seventy men are missing. All ^ ^ the naval officers who were on board Pjpn <v at the time were saved as were the graced ?????? ; Dark 2 Saves Doctor's Bills j Instead of calomel and other violent purga- "" " ' ires. which are dantccrous aa well aa nauseating. WR8 Sll t ia better to use a reliable medicine liko i the Net Granger Liver Regulator ? Under dato of Mars i Oct. 27.1016. J. \V. ...... terprtrnrt^'vi I'J IU'l , 1 ITXl Clark. Lafayette. so< A,a R.F D. No.4. f()Un,l , writes: I havo - .v^iArh boon using Granger ty-five S?Rlrni OS Liver Regulator in H my family for years naping i a??. eB ,?n| if and find it to bo a ... i 11 I lli I fine family remedy 86 K. tI which haa saved of Spri Hfc. m 'YFCJtLAl* . numerous doctor's S3 'fjTjt" I bills. I slway.1 keep puratioi t U52W* H P** it in my house nnd ,. , I would not bo with- "1P11 (l Bg \e**2J?v%\ OHt'i-i'. . trial w r?t?2? Sold by druggists, 25c box. diet of j: ^^ Refuse all substi- ^ ^ Iringsr Medicine Co., Chsltanooga, Tsnt '"r ,l 11 ........... V I SVPPORTINC (i! hOVERNMl ?: in . ? , y '1 his is the time t??r every nort tlit4 United States < 1 y 1 v many are doing s<> at eonsi saeritiee t?> themselves. ] J We are a member of the I w ; : Banking System, establishe [J eminent tt> give greater tin ; and strength to the member . ! i.-ij .x it_:_ J -I* f ill lecnon 10 uieir ueposnors. fw, You can give your suppo * Government enterprise and (protection for your money li ) of our depositors, i J Small accounts arc iust as larger ones and will receive | fill attention. i The First Natioi LANCASTER, L ' - Hiifo THE LANCASTER NK\ I ? * _ | GERMANS SCORE ON T1 ant Breathe? \ waters-, losing in f 'P _ _ Four Zeppelins Returning KUO 1 TCClWl 1lt Raid on England Are Brou m*??* Down In France, kick's "Vap-O-Rub" Salve over the and chest, covered with a warm Germany scored on the wa cloth. The body heat releasee s , , , develoD hat are inhaled with every breath, Saturday s news de\eiop ; the air passages, loosening jhs which recorded the breaking , and healing the raw surfaces. a merchant convoy In the Nor p chest cpM?? drst apply hot wet j.y rajding cruisers that san to open the pores. Vick's la then . il through the akn. taking out that British destroyers and nine < is and soreness. 25c, 50c. or $1.00. twelve convoyed ships. She i JlfQflP JW jF'WJTjMed little less than a disaster yJ2/ A irair, however, when four and blv five, Zeppelin airships b< -? to be returning from a raid or of the ship, with the excep- laud were brought down in I the following: territory by airplane and ai Walker, third engineer offl- c,aft 8un Are. Boyle, junior engineer The sea tragedy cost the 1 and O'Rourke, jun- the lives of 135 of the offlcei ,inn?r officer men on the destroyers, who I following enlisted person- ,eft to the,r fate by the ? , .. raiders in their haste to eeca re lost: Mississippiaii Were the creW8 ?f the slnkln* L. Kinsey, seaman, second ehantmen. next of kin. Thomas M. Kin- Hundred Reach Shore, ther. Walter Valley. Miss.; J. About 100 of the ?erchan nt. seaman, second class, next "?r8? However, are known to . Isaac Hunt, father. Moun- reached the shore in boats obe. Mo., rural No. 2, box 44; Pr,tl8h Patro1 craft- A11 Ausburn. radio electrician. three tradin? shlPR were of ? ass. next of kin. A. Ausburn. navian nationality, "lost of 28000 Louisiana, avenue. ?PPa ntly being small vessels irleans. La.; and H. F. Wat- The nature of the raidinf adio electrician, third class, shirs is not exactly apparent ' kin. Mrs. W. L. Seger. moth- British admiralty describes tli tland, Mass. very fast and heavily armed. ?re were about 33 of the army Berlin in its report refers to tl d personnel on board of "light sea fighting forces." 17 were saved. The names of escaped the vigilance of the Issing or me army enusiea *???? ???...i#o, u. nol and of the merchant crew ne,s- l,oth on the,r outwai ship cannot he giver. until homeward trips, lister roll In France of those Hevorses in Air. ird has been consulted. As story of German s s the department is In receipt in the air began with the acc< her details concerning the a raid on England last nil ies they will he made public which the bombs the Zeppelii iatelv." P<>(i hilled twenty-seven perso 4> injured fifty-three others. I soon began to be received, he of Zeppelins being brought d< rableclotn Tempted Deer. France. These were at tirst s hlecloth ornamented with a de- , . , , . . . . , , ed to belong to an Independeti f green leaves until recentlv . , the board of a farmhouse In inu fleet- '^Patches llonn road, back of Allnmuchy, hitei in the day, lit 'vet, d? ind was the particular pride of them to be the raiders ret titer's wife. Mrs. William Prawn, from England. They had ap ruing lately Mrs. Prawn hung it over French territory, it was lothesline, and in half an hour i and were scattered to various rprlsed and pained, according to of tho coun,ry as the alarm v \ork llerald. to see three deer . , > ... ... ' out and the French airmen t It greedily. swarms to attack them. Will Seek New Trial. Severe Struggle. hfield. Mo.. Oct. 18.?Poun- If- as appears from the dls Claude Piersol. who was ,hes<' were th(! airships whirl guilty and sentenced to thir. ed England, their struggle years' imprisonment for kid- over uerman wrmory was i Lloyd Keet. two-year-old sonl"nd desperate one. for those hi lolland Keet. wealthy banker down we,e far from tho ppa ngfield. Mo., have begun pre- ,,1P-V fe?- ??p of thprn was ' n to obtain a new trial for through several districts of < lent. The motion for a new Prance before being final] hich was tiled after the ver- Pose?l of. The fart that n? guilty was returned probably them dropped any bombs in 1 t he acted upon by the court wemi to indicate that they h iiontli hausted their supply previousl; In Desperate Straits. - ~ The situation of the minot ?tun fleet, which was caught i WW*-* *-*-*-*-* * Germans in the waters arour Gulf of Riga,* is apparently ; V perate one. The Germans V sown mines south of Moon soi ' 'f LlH block an exit to the Russians ' * while they are closing the ro _ ^ Jrrv V the north by their operations li U ru I J' ing possession of Dago Island. * >1 S Berlin reports say are proceed! V I cording to the German plan. J' On the western fighting fro < I artillery battles are continuint . ... >! i in Flanders and in the Aisne citizen to sui>- > , . r , 1 v but no infantry operations o overilllieilt, and y ment are reported. In none ! ! other war areas, either, has t deralde cost or v erations been of a nature to *< mand especial attention. V + federal Ueserve | Advertised letter, for Week I V October 20, 1917. (1 bv the (it)V~ J' Mrs. L. T. Croxton, R. C. . . . .... r V Johnathan Blackmond, Baxter lUllcldl StahllltV | Ytiag Annis Crockett, Miss 1 banks and pro- $ Cauthen. Jim Cauther. Miss *, Cureton, Mrs. Mary Clury, P V L. Clark, Wyatt Frazier, Miss J Freager, L. A. Horton, Miss rt to this irreat 1*1 Tnrrtnn Minn Mat Tle.eantor. I also obtain its fjj Jerrj, ,Mey- ?am * 0 , William Nathen, Robert V V becoming Olic J j mil Watts, Miss Filer Roe ' Miss Rlanch Thompson, W. Smith, Miss Surg Luee, Mrs. A ... i . . 4.1,. v iCaelwdr, Mrs. Alice Rarnes, . welcome as the __ ... , I When calling for above ' the saille care- ! please say advertised. J i Jas. F. Hunter, P 1 HCAI/DS, SCRAT > SORFS, HURTS, STREW W< V i To make the best cure foi y 'troubles, buy a pint of llnse< '*> if you prefer a henllng oil, 1 1 ! ! pound of hog lard or vaseline r|0 K/)11h want a salve and add a 50c bo 11(11 U(111 11 J. Farris Healing Remedy. It ! ! j can't be beat by any salve 0 a r? y jment made. And see what y ' y I?a full pint for not over 60 Farris Healing Remedy is sold mi?'? on the Money Back Plan.- Ad Ijuicoster Mercantile Co VS TUESDAY, OCT.: 23/ 191*7. HE I - ? - I P?8??ntry. Ain' I Daisies and buttercups guve wuy to Acquitteo. brown, waving grasses, tinged with When a young man eloped with a the warm-red sorrel; the waviug grassfrom Sprlugfleid not yet ?* aKe. the fa- es are swept away aud the meudows ther of the young woman caused his ue like emeralds set in the bushy ght arrest on a charge of disturbing the hedgerows; the tawny-tipped corn bepeace. When in court it was shown gins to bow with the weight of the full that father was asleep when the elope- ear; the reapers lite bending amongst ter In ment occurred uud that he did not it and it soon stands in sheaves; then, uients, ouiur inn*: uiinmuu, n.?r presently. tne patches or yellow stuoup of y?unK nian was acquitted.?Kansas ble Ue side by side with streaks of th sea Times. dark red earth, which the plow is k two turning up In preparation for the newat the Discovered "Arabian Nights." threshed seed.?George Eliot. ( ?uffer "Arablan Nights" stories were ~ translated Into English from the Araln tne blc by Antonle Galland, a French Qr*at F,r? proba- 8avanti and traveler, who died In 1715. The annual loss by fire In New York J ?lleved He obtained them In their original City Is said to amount to $6,000,000. j 1 Eng- form during his visit to the East as | French un attache of the French embassy at . ? ? . , A child can t get strong and roltl-air Constantinople. . ... . '* , , bust while Intestinal worms eat H.rf th? "Ad " away its vitality. To give the child ?,r'ind When formal aonouocrmont of Hal a chan" '? *row the?e Daraslt7 en's engagement was made In the so- must be destroyed and expelled. L wer? clety column of the local paper, Dicky WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE is erman came running up to his sister, saying: guaranteed to remove the worms; pe, as ?oh. Helen, I saw your ad In the pa* It also puts the vital organs in healC mer- per!" thy, vigorous condition. Price 25c pe** bottle. Sold by all dealers In Definition of Qood Advertising. medicines. i m t sail- The advertising manager of. a big ' v< i have .store gives the following as nls con- nr rtn CPntlon of whnt ndvertlslnor should except b?: "A reflection of the public's SST*v?^ Icandi- w*nts rather than an attempt to sell them wbat the store wishes to dispose of. The policy should be to avoid advertls- J lng merely to correct mistakes In buy- I ? war-, iug." ; An Ambition and The - s. J | ""THE needs of the South are identi lem at, XO REASON FOR IT. f of the Sojthrrn Railway i the rrowth aiu while J the upbuliJiiif of the other. hem US ? / % The Southern Rallwiy aiki no farort i r aey When Lancaster t it ken Shows a { Sl ' ,ccorded lo otbc"' H'av 1 { The ambition of the Southern Railway < British \e I un.ty of Interest that la born of co-operation I . There can be no reason why any ( i the railroadii to tee perfected that fair andf ran tiarK- . , , .. ,, I m'nt of railroada which inritra the conhd I'd and this who sutlers the tor- ( arencl-rt to realize thai liberality of trratmei tlires of an nrhin? li-intr tl,n onnna- \V <0 ob:ain ,he capital needed for the a lilies OI an acning OaCK, trie annoj- W enlaced faclllttea Incident to the demand fo ,ance of urinary disorders, the pains \ acrvice, and. finally? ? ! nd dangers of kidney ills will fail to S tTo ,,kenlche ??<?r politic of I e\ ei se " f other yreat Indunriea. with no more, bat wit lUllt of I ho words of a neighbor Who 1 rl?ht? and evjual opportunities. ght. in has founcl re|lof- Read what a Lan" " The Southern Serves t; I aster citizen savs: , s"*" 1 drop-: | ns and William Carnes. farmer, H. F. D. teports ^?' sa-vs: "My kidneys were dis- QfW' z-< ^ (wover ordeied an<1 ,n>* back pained me. The awn in kidnpy sp?ret ions were too frequent ?/"/( mppos I 11 Pa38aRe an<1 caused a burning t t raid- ''nsation- My rest at night w?- / ^ Fr-ince 1roken b-v having to get up four or 1 Glared fve t,mos' Doan's Kidn?>y Pills gave a.T^^S nie great relief." epP?*TV'^ vTfVL^ pea red | ??* ?? " Don'. " "? l^PDoa??"? ?r cor. Pcr:%S;n'L 2T1** Southern Rail' ose in ; (patch,' ? THE SOUTH P i . when ^ GROW MORE ( nne of FranceI The South must not be a slacl grain this Fall. Every acre availa ??? ,n? Oats, Wheat, Rye, etc. must bt service, thoroughly prepared, well fe 'balanced fertilizer that contains < wnlcn plant food and then planted. nt the -To feed our Soldiers and our Allies region , . ' mast raise the largest grain crop in its i of the I I I r *?? op stimulate the planting ot grain our got made the minimum price of wheat $2.0C Plant Grain For Relk, Blanch 1 ratnotism and J Teber Sal lie \ZZ: To Insure Profitable Yiel Reder, ( = CATAWBA FERTI . M. OllMS. I Manufactured by r such r. i i_ _ ii>7, uiiawoa r eriiiiz ainiply I , n p r lint- Lancaster, j. t. oil net Ask Your Neighbors. v. CONSTIPATION IS i 1 A PENALTY OF AGE I Nothing is so essential to B health in advancing age as free- I clom and normal activity of the H bowels. It makes one feel B yojngjr and frcshor, and fore- B stalls colds, piles, fevers, and fl other dependent ill*. Calh*..<c* and purgtlive* M* H viole.it end tit actic in action and ^ I should bo avoided. A mild, of- I feciive iautivo, recommended bjr physician* and thousand* who I have used it, is far preferable. I This is the combination of simple R laxative herbs with pepsin sold B by druggists under the name of I Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It 9 costs only fifty cents a bottle; a I trial bottle, free of charge, can be H obtained by writing to Dr. W. B. I Caldwell, 456 Washington St^ Monticello, Illinois. I ?. Daily Thought. I Mlfl conversation does not show tha Inute hand; but he strikes the hoar I 6ry correctly.?Samuel Johnson. I cal with the nredt ! J J ucith of one meant ! \ C H 10 apeclal prlrllepe not , jr K 'ompany la to are that I between the public ami 1 ?^ Iff, Ic policy In the ananare- J J BS ence of r?vernmental , \ - 4K it which will enable It , I JBt crjulaition of better and /| EX r lncreaaed and better y I SK the South alnnralde of J Hb b e^ual llbertiea. euual JjB he South." I way System* * I iflUST jRAIN ker in growing ble for plant2 drafted into rtilized with a only ^JAable this Country history. To lernment has per bushel. Profit 1 Ids Use IUZERS :er Co. ) 4 ^ ' "l t?' * 1?