The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 18, 1917, Page 16, Image 16
JUST PUIN Iili BEST F
FOR BLOOD COST LESS
M<
Twelve Ounces Acid Iron Min- .
eral Costs About a Dollar
W
and Goes Farther?Is ratio
Oi m Ann J
(eel Chat first fca'fn. Ask oar dealer ml'lla
to show you our money back guar- a p
antee. For sale by The Standard com*
Drug Co., Lancaster, 8. C. 11-tf. scvei
Catarrh of TT
Miss Am&lle Ruzlcka, 1449 South
19th St, Omaha, Nebraska, writes: V*C
"I have suffered with catarrh of the XI
throat. I caught cold and it settled I^IC
In my throat, and I coughed badly
and was very weak. I could not sleep *
and had no appetite. I had two doc- A ?
tors, and had taken so many different
medicines and found no help. I thought ^j(
I will have to give up; but at last ...
my mother read about Peruna, so I W
thought of trying that great medicine | y
Peruna. I got a bottle of It and In
about four daya I almost1 stopped U.
coughing, and after a while I surely L
found relief, and from that time we Tl
are not without Peruna in our home." olne
' ?
oironger, 100.
whea
will
NATURAL IRON, HIGHLY a ne
out I
CONCENTRATED IS BEST 8erva
meal
the
Instead of taking a pill or a dose caue,
of some prepared remedy which per- _
haps contains alcohol or a blasting . ^
cathartic you don't need, why not 1 1
get a bottle of medicinal Acid Iron th,in
Mineral, a highly concentrated nat- Persc
ural iron, testing over 10 degrees fo"?'
specific gravity. use 1
A bottle of Acid Iron Mineral ^
costing a dollar contains twelve hoan
ounces of strong, highly concen- ing c
trated, natural medicinal iron. So selfls
powerful, though harmless that a high
few drops in a glass of water makes
a dose. It is cheaper, and is a nat- ries .
ural tonic one need never be asham- T
ed of taking. duty
It is put up in six and twelve ounce anies
bottles for individual and family use
by the Ferrodine Chemical Corp. and
their trade mark, "A-I-M" on bottle
and carton is your guarantee of il bU)
strength and quality. It is never Prelil
sold except in special bottles or con- P,y c
tainers, ranging In size from doc- made
tor's emergency kit 2 ounce vial, to ourse
barrels which are sold to medicine food
manufacturers, half and one gallon tion
bottles for physicians and hospitals, peopl
Get a 12 ounce bottle. Pour a senli?
fow drops, say half a teaspoonful, in cur a
a glass of water and note how ha(j (
quickly it drives out poisons from tanm
the blood, strengthens and tones you riiu. (
up, brings back the color and spar- jurtj1
kle to cheeks and eyes, and banishes .
to re
rheumatism complaints, and that
tired, weary, no-good feeling.
You like it this way, too and its .
ly lie
stronger, cheaper and better for ^ ^
you. Absolutely no alcohol or dope.
neutr
It doesn't disturb the bowels and
j parab
yet it speeds the appetite and aids
digestion. Get a bottle from your
druggist today.
. >> . sition
Tanlac, the master medicine, is } ^
sold exclusively oy J. F. Mackey.
more
Lancaster; Peoples Drug & Grocery
Co., Heath Springs; C. O. Floyd.
Kershaw.?Adv.
harve
AS SWEETSER SEES ^r.su
SNOBBISHNESS ROW Ti
| |F*?| ?
Camp (im'ii Cominander Gives M
per mi
Heason Why He Can Afford to trine!
But With Privates. to the
ahle .?
normi
Charlotte. N. C., Dec. 17.?-While ward.
Senator Overman is making efforts j ??|.v
to rid the army of snobbishness, if,consu
it exists, and is quoting for the pur-ljs oru
pose an instance occurring in a 1 men.
Southern camp where an officer de-'a|jjes
clined to attend a social function be- j? otl
cause there were privates invited. ..jj.
"Brigadier General Sweetser, r\in.p
sump
Green, has settled the question so .
we sr
far as he is concerned. General .
a la 1
Sweetser was asked by the Rotary ,
feren
Club of Charlotte as to whether or
expor
not it would be proper to have an
enlisted man at the Rotarian luncheon
at the Selwyn Hotel. SHI
Gerenal Sweetser, who is commander
of the Fifty-first Depot Brigade,
replied:
"I expect to go into the trenches '
with him, and I can certainly sit at Gr
the table with him." ,
RHEUMATISM.
Why will you suffer from this most Gr
dreaded disease when L-Rheumo has Mant
proven the greatest remedy for the ville,
past 25 years? Thousands of people tives
testify to its wonderful cures. This alloc
"famous prescription should be fn coun
your home. ^Have it ready when von meni
" 1 ? ?
' THEM
Y KITCHEN CARD TO | " *.
URGE MORE ECONOMY ^ . a'
rhyicia
Auti
Iwui, Wheatless and MeMletts
rah .Must Bo Hervned If We EVERY V
Win the War. EVERY
ashington, Dec. 13.?A sugarj EVERY
n of three pounds for each per-,
i month, a porkless day and one| NEE D
Ltless and meatlesB meal a day ...
recommended to householders in'
w kitchen card soon to be put To put strenj
>y the food administration. Ob-i ard col ~>r
ince of wheatless and meatless!
s will be asked in addition to
wheatless and meatless days
e normal consumption of sugar
te United States has been more
seven poundB a month for each
in. If the new directions are
wed universally it will cut its As<^^ ' ?
below half VI*' Ktn*'
e cards will caution against .
harm than gooi
iing foodstuffs in homes, point- acrlbe organic
This particular
?ut that the practice is not only assimilated, doe
Jure tho teeth 1
h, but that it contributes to Jt will Increase
durance of we
prices. careworn, haggi
, , , . per cent In tw<
e reverse side of the card car- Instances. I ha
t message of householders on j K^Vnand'icing,'
vorld food situation and t he j J"?'
of America towards feeding the from any
absolute ffuaraal
I, refunded. It Is l
all good druggls
Situation in Europe. Lancaster D
he food situation in Europe," pharmacy, J.
rs, "is far graver than when the way Drug 3tor<
miliary survey of the food sup
if the world for this year was TAX
We have an abundance for "
Ives and it is the policy of the Taxes
administration by tho preven- er J
of exports, to retain for our A penaity of
e an ample supply of every es- added for janui
il foodstuff. The harvests of cent for Febri
lilies have proved less than we cent for March.
mntemplatcd a.id the great cu?-- The levies f<
ent of shipping by the submn- poses are as fo
luring the last few months has For State pi
er prevented them from access Constitutional
mote markets. Ordinary Coui
. . . ... ... mills, Public H
eyond the demands of the allies
., . .. . . . mills, Interest i
is a call upon us by the friend- _ ,,,
. . , , . ' . | Bonds 1 mill,
utrals for food and, if we can! ,, . A ?
.... . ... l-und on C. &
t least in part respond to Ihese . . . . ,
,, . 11-4 mills, Int
al calls, starvation on an un- ? ...
! Moncv 1-2 mill
el scale must ensue.
I For payment
Food Will Win War. j ship ponds: Ir
ood has taken a dominant po- ship 3-4 of 1
in the war, and we must ask "township 1 1-2
.meriean people to sacrifice far Creek Townshlj
than we at first thought ne -cs- Special Schoi
We have exported the whole, nous districts i
e surplus of wheat front this tricts G and 1.1
st after reserving to ourse'ves tricts 22 and 4
nount sulTlcient for our normal districts 1, 3, 4
niption. j e.7, 30, 4 7 and
tie allies today ask us for 2.r> districts .?G fiv
ent more meats and fats than ' s'x * ) mills
insider our monthly production "HP-half (fil-2
ts us to send them without eno
i 09 o ? o i
hing on our own supplies. Due,
i shortage in shipping our avail-; ?'Rht (8) t
sugar supplies must be less than | ( 101 mills, an
al from the present time for- ^ mills.
/in niai^ ci
apes Of 21 and
very particle of diminished ,
. , , for a capital
niption by the American people (fR00) douart
> particle more for the soldiers. ftnd a? male
women and children of our &g0g of 21 and
and for the starvatlng people for po? tRX fl
ler countries. except thQae fiX
we are to reduce the con- 1
tion of the few products which (
lould export abroad we will eat i
rger proportion of many dlft
foodstuffs which we can not
T DOWN FORCED | j ML
BY FUEL SHORTAGE |
Mitnufactui'ing Coinpatiy at |D ^
cciivilip, Kinploying 54K) ()|>- (ijj
eratives, Suspends. I ^
eenville, Dec. 17.?The Mills
ifacturing Company of Green- ijMn | |
, employing about 500 opera
. na? oeen rorcea to cease oper- M"1
is for an indefinite period on ac- B flooded^
t of coal shortage, the manage- |R 1 light. Thi
I announced yesterday. Other B1 (Houlbls i
i in the Piedmont section are In H **arn# an<l
redicament and unless relief M 1\T?T jf*
ss immediately it is stated that H
rat will be forced to close down. B This con
B lighting p!
. HI a7| the*,JJ
dn also ample
f> flffi chu.r.n- ct
rl washing m.
1
B l-ct us di
?&< wonderful
!
ive PERUNA in the
>me. | El in H r
lose who objeot to liquid modi* H0 ? a
oan prooure Peruna Tablets. thai
v? * " '
id King. Nmw ) rrk JTf f f f f f Vf Vg<P(?W
n and Madieml ?
hor, Saymt T .
voman | Ann
mother | .
' daughter % A Ct
8 IRONf
r TIMES X
Y
fth into b v nerves ??
into her cheeks. A H ^ f
ta*5rbiae X 1^1^
m S.J-. SS8? X A 1A I*
>4^^Hk women with- yr H ^A SBout
Iron. Th? JL m |l
j^U trouble tn the V M ? M Mm. Mm.
;^ni p-iet has been A Vi^p ^%i
flHH that when wo- V
I^HV men needed A
IS^w Iron they gen- p
'SHT e r a 11 y took A
^ wy? ordinary me- ^lr .
BPMn talllc Iron, /% r
n H I which often 4r II ^ - - -
-D* A V corroded the AL I I
?? w stomach and ^p ^
did far more Ak - *
J. Today doctors pre- V
Iron ? Nuxated Iron. A?
form of Iron la easily ^p
is not blacken nor In- A
nor upset the stomach. V
i the strength and en- j>
iak. nervous. Irritably V
ird looking women 1M JL
> weeks' time In many % H
ive used It in my own A. H
f>st surprising results.? If
M3D mow recommended V H |
tdlnand Xing can be oh- X H H H fl I
rood drnggist with an ^h V W I
tee of snooess or money i AA ^A
dispensed In this olty by
tr A
rug Co., Lancaster V
F. Mackey Co., Mid- y
9, Standard Drug Co. <??
NOTICE. %
T
ayable from Octo- *
1917, to March
h, 1918. &
one per cent will be
ary payment, two per f
lary. and seven per
ar the different pur- tap
Hows: A
irposes 8 1-2 mills, vXL
School Tax 3 mills, J
jRjh
aty purposes 4 1-2 ^
toads and Bridges 6
on Past Indebtedness %? T}1C ^ews ^[\\ ?Q t0
Interest and Sinking <??
u. liauroaci uonas
erest on Borrowed X A *, . . , . .
Total 24 3-4 mills ff Friday morning, beginni
of interest on Town.
i Pleasant Hill Townmm.
in tail s croek may reach all its subscri
mills, and in Cant
) 1 3-4 mills. X
al T:ixes for the va- X
ire as follows: Dis , will llGCCSsitatc a "llUlTN
I two (2) mills, dis5
three (3) mills. M
. 5, 9. 2?. 21, 2 3. 2 6. ting their "copy" in the
I 48 four (4) mills.
e (5) mills, district X
i, district 14 six and X*
) mills, districts 2. V "CopV for ads ill tllC
17, 18. 19, 24, 25,
39, 4 2, 43. 4 6 and
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i 55 years are liable Friday edition not later
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i for road purposes.
citizens between the Jk
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