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FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1918 The End of """J, Your Corns Fain 8 to pa at Once?Corn Lift* from Off Clean. There la nothing In the world like "Gets-It" for corns. Just apply it according to directions, the pain atopa at once and then the corn lifts oft as clean aa a whistle. No oreensu fuss, no bother, no danger, "(leta- r, a(0?i0 It," you Know, la safe. Millions , oieeie, have used It. more than oil ??h?? corn remedies combined, and It nev- , withdrew #r f a j During the Don't Wutc Time "Holltrim." i the two otl "Gets-It" Never Kails. 'stood that There is no need for you to go .. , through another day of corn agony. merits of But j>e sure you get "Gets-It." made nnin Accept nothing elrie, for remember. ma e q there is positively nothing else as the High I good. "Gets-It" never irritates the ... . .. live flesh, never makes the toe sore. ipublicly th You can go about as usual with > rnintivr fr< wa k or play, while "Gets-It," the iai,ve Iri magic, does all the, work. Then the with the 1 corn pMa right off like a banana Skin, and leaves the toe as smooth . ? and corn-free ah vnnr nnim happened before, did It? Out-ss not. J Get a bottle of "Gets-It" today Tittle M from any druK etore. you need pay inline no more than 25c, or sent on receipt the new b: THby I*wron'-? * r? the family. Sold In Lancaster and recommend- bad been ed as the world's best corn remedy looked at t by Lancaster Pharmacy and J. F. Ba,d " ' . . _ would be 1 Mackey & Co. bl?er and a^A tAt TA? yATyAyTATTAy^T^Tyyffj|r AT tA" I Saturd f V WILL POSITIVELY BE THE LAS 1 W/ i "N jL THINGS WK MORTALS HWAhlXIW of your child by removing the dangerout * -producer should be In every household. V The WACO REMEDIES expel all kin. mineral poisons of any kind. .1 waco tonic-e: ? ==?== a life sapping tape worm expelled. w rnis Doy b triumph ought to open t A eyes of the entire county. A Away with promises?you want facts and that is why we are giving a demo ^ stration of Waco Tonic. Try a sample ai * be convinced. Come, sec and hear people you kn< who are reporting grand results. 4&P By the uho of one bottle of Waco Rei edies, Albert Boykin expelled a monst * life-sapping tapeworm, 20 feet, in lengt * bead and all complete, and I feel that tt jr has been the cause of most of his troub! y And to think how easy the Waco Rem ?? dies did the work. This is the second one of the monst ^ parasites expelled right here In Lancasti * Hundreds of children and adults are st * fering from worms and don't know it. We have this monster on exhlbitb <$ along with others. Come, see and be co C4 vlnced. A. C. OXNKR, A FARM Kit OF flOOD It 1 PORT, AND HlMX'KSSFCLi, WHOt V ADOHKHH IS ROUTK 4, ORRKNVIbb y s. o. Mr. Oxner called at 915 South Ma street, Greenville, and said to the deino strators of WACO TONIC: "Gentlemen % V WACO RBMBDIB8 are not peddled fr V but Is an ORIGINAL IIICRB COMPOl) V specimens of worms of many kinds. Wl V treatment, $2.60. Is guaranteed to sati ? | WACO REN ?? Address All Orders to o Greenville, S. C. THE LANCASTER N1 ISSrXSn* HELPED ME IN HI t lAwycr Withdraws Niece WAY INEEDI i Greensboro College for Women. Says Tanlac Proved Stomach Remed oro, N. C., Jan. 10.?E. of High Point. Monday BROUGHT GREAT H his niece, Miss Clara E. _____ m the .tudent bod, or ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^College for Women, lis reason the fact that the ^ eeling So Much Be s a German as a member She Says. Ity. The member referred Robert Ludwlg Roy, a na- "Tanlac proved to bt many, and a subject of the stomach remedy and tonl r. Steele came to Greens- nnd it helped me in eve is mission and had a con- needed relief," declared 1 ith Charles H. Ireland. Worthy, of 68 Railroad >f the board of trustees of wright, Spartanburg, in a ?, and Dr. S. B. Turren- she gave June 7. "I was 1 dent of the institution, great deal with indigestio day, despite the fact that whole system was run do leers of the college under- My appetite was bad and I an investigation of the ered awfully with nervou its ooit^lalnt would be headaches. When I had or tly with his concurrence, bad nervous headaches, I 'oint man let It be known rest at night, at he was withdrawing his ..The Tanlac quie om the college togethet strengthened my nerve eaBons for doing so. amj j BOon waa eating heai ? Indigestion soon left n lust a Suggestion. headaches were relieved, ary was called In to see short time I was feeling a nby, who was the sixth In better in every way." All the previous children Tanlac, the master mi very small babies. sold exclusively by J. F he baby a short time, then ancagter. pe0Dles Drue immn ; don't you think It *r. peoples Drug ,etter to have them a tittle Co.. Heath Springs; C. not so many of theml" Kershaw. Adr. h A ^4-AA^M^AA-AAA AA ay, Janu T DAY TO GET A $1.00 BOTTLE FOR 50c.; 1 ACQ TOP" VISIBLE PARASIT IN POORLY COOKED FOOD AND RARE .MEATSWORMS. WORMS?\ G?vernnient statist! { y ^flpSjSW able breath thirU piri'im i and disagreeable effect of worms and parasites from ds of Worms without nauseating or dieting, because i tPKLM All KINI>S OF OK KM PARASITES AND Pl'l I feel that I made a great discovery when 'I I found Waco Tonic, for I have been in he very bad shape for over six months. I have been a continual sufferer with my stomach and kidneys. The way my stomn i .. ach, back and lower limbs pained me Just uwful. It looked as if I would lose my >w crop, for I was not really able to work. I I have used so much medicine of one knid fTI- f and another, that when a doctor would 1 er i ,, fix up anything it nauseated me to think " ila of medicine. And, gentlemen. I was get- 1 le. ting worse all the time. I saw something ie~ had to be done and that soon. I read and heard so much about your Waco Tonic un- J til I said, 'Well I will try that.' So I tf- purchased three bottles, and to my sur- d prise, when I had taken about one bottle, & ^ 1 passed about one pint of pin worms, ^ n- ... sorneming 1 aid not ure&m or having, and I with these worms, I passed in all it seemed ^ j,]. to me near one gallon of catarrhal mu ft cous and phlegm. 11 *'< "] have now used the three bottles, and u I feel fine, and have gained ten pounds in n in weight. I am here for three more bottles, ii n- as I do not mean to stop until I have taken o ? the full course," (6 bottles.) t< om hou.v to house or sold on the street. WACO TON Nil. CALL AT RIDDLE BUILDING, MAIN STR'EE rile advertising we sell the Regular $1.00 bottles for sfy or money refunded. 1EDY CO., Adv % SWS, LANCASTER, S. C. "PV s- s* SCHOOLS SHOW j .|\l FALLING OFF IN 1917 J ED AID IhsrettM! in Pupils an Compared Will J Mellon of 10I5-I01O Say* Su_ n i - - a uuuu pvuwMHnt'a Report. v y. , Columbia, Jan. 10.?Enrollment IEI IFF Hnt' averaKe attendance in the gra- bi ded schools of the state, for both ^ to races, show a decrease for the ses- cn Had Me 8'on ?' 1916-1917 as compared with al . the session of 1915-1916, according ^ to statistics compiled by John E. ] Swearingen. state superintendent of education, in his annual report for , a pood con8'deration of the general as- Pl c for me sembly. The complete enrollment Ki ry way I 'or the graded schools of th^ state, sc Mrs. J. J troth urban and country, for 1916- si1 St.. Ark- 1917 was 407,940, while that of 11 statement l9!*'-!9!*) was 415.766. The aver- th troubled a attendance for the two sessions in n and mv waa 268,260 and 279,071, respec- fit wn badly, tlvely. sc was both- The enrollment and the average w sness and attendance of the negroes were larg- k' le of thoBo er than those of the white race, but ar could not both showed a falling ofT when the sc classifications for the two sessions m ted and were compared. The enrollment of K' h. though, white children for 1916-1917 was so rtily. The 195.112. for 1915-1916 was 196,- si lie. those 067; that of the negroes for 1916- ai and in u I9!7 wa8 212.828 and for 1915- ol great deal 191? was 219,699. The average attendance for the whites for 1916Jdicine, is 1917 was 127.256 and 1915-1916 Mackey, wa? 132,813; that of the negroes for t Grocery I91?-1917 was 141,004 and 1915O. Ployd, 1916 was 146,258. S, , There were 82,669 pupils, comary 19 | rHREE FOR $1.40; SIX FOR $2.50 % * V o JIC 11 =zz====z=zz=:^=:^==: > a "es :|; -MANY LOCAL CASKS KKPORTKD. V , ,,U.^ - ? ' v iii<- it ? me cause or many of human ills. X : >lir cs say 75 per cent of all the people in the ns of some kind; that 40 per cent of all I n hildren under twelve years of age are hy neglect your child and allow these troy his life, vitality and your happiness. '' i r are multiform in their kind?Hook , % hi is. Pin, Seat, Thread Worms?and they X a i tors. If your child has a foul disagree A a j i around the eyes, at times feverish, with jshed and then pale, abdomen swollen, ins, are all indications of Worms. Don't 4*S 1 ACQ. TONIC will give sure relief?It kills A *' laxative effect adds greatly to the health J>L x' n? the system. WACO TONIC as a health tv j hi t is a genuine herb compound, free from tl r IIKIKS THK ItMHll). 4? ,n 4 ; HE HEV. J. A. M.\ltltl<Klt, 511 JOHNS t NTItEET, GltKEX YIIjEE, S. C? HIVES di PltAISE TO WACO TONIC. Jl p' JLipl The Rev. Mr. Marbler said to the deni- , te nstrators of Waco Tonic a few days ago; fo 'Gentlemen, I have heen isuffering for fe ome time with indigestion or dyspepsia. 4 to 1y stomach was in a very bad condition. aI or often after meals I would bloat and Y i.v rood sour, causing intense suffering, __ hen at other times I would spit up my y ood. I had gotten to where 1 was slug;ish and felt depressed and worn out. 1y appetite was very poor and I was los- V ng in weight. 1 had taken a number of ifferent medicines, but they seemed to e of little benefit to me as I derived no elp or improvement from them. I have ^ ow used a iittle more than one bottle of Y Vaco Tonic, and 1 feel that I have a new * -ase on life. My appetite is enormous, 1 nd the great thing about it is I can eat To ntil 1 am satisfied and it does not hurt le ono bit. I have gained four pounds n weight on the first bottle. I feel I am n the right remedy and on the light road a health." T " 1IC is not an imitation of any other tonic. * T. AND GET A FREE SAMPLE and nee 60c; 3 bottles Tor $1.40; 6 bottles, full V Riddle Building, Main Street, V Lancaster, S. C. J \$8k \ m > ?' a PAGE SEVEN Sew Treatment for Bronchitis, , Asthma, Catarrh and Head Colds the lunge. In addition, Tick's is abajrbed let's "Vap-O-Rub" Salve Relieves by through the akiu, relieving the tiKfOk* Inhalation and Absorption. ud iurenMi. a .. Vick's can be applied over the throat and J No Dosing. chest and covered with a warm tWnnet No need to take internal medicines or cloth?or a little put up the nostnls- -or kbit forming drugs for these troubles, melt a little in a spoon and iuhale the tv hen Vick's "Vop-O-Rub" Salve Is applied uors arising. Also for Asthma and Ha* i the heat of the body, soothing, incdi. Fever, rub Vick's w?-l'. over the sp.tt&i -.kitted vapors are released that are inhaled uinn to relax tho nervous tension h?v, 1 nightlong through the air passages to 50c, or $1.00. Ts. VICK'Sm?M^mS'SAZVE' >sed of 4 1,079 boys and 41,590 1917. ris, enrolled in the white urban The bank examiner recommends taools of the state during the sea- strengthening the banking law by roon of 1916-1917, compared with quiring directors of banks to meat 12,443 in the rural schools during at least monthly and pass on all e same period, this latter class he- transactions of the bank, all certiftg divided into 57.730 boys and rates of deposits to be signed by at 1,713 girls. In the city and town least two officers of the bank, a hools for the same session there minimum of $10,000 paid in capital, ere 21,719 negro boys and 27,984 prohibiting the chartering of a new ris, compared with 74.814 boys bank until approved by the state >d 88,311 girls in the country bank examiner, limiting overdraft? hools. There was a total enroll- and placing of all domestic and for em oi boys and 143,024 elgn building and loan associations rls. of both races, in the colored under the supervision of the bank hools of the state during the see- examiner. on, compared with 200,700 boys id 14 6,532 girls during the session FORMER PRESIDENT TAFT : 1915-1916. TALKS ON "THE GREAT WAR" * New York, Jan. 10.?Peace can ^ AROLINA ENJOYING come only after every nation is conERA OF PROSPERITY vlnced that all military conspiraclf against the peace of the world ai foredoomed to failure, former Pre avings Deposits Increase About 2.> irtent Taft declared in an address ? Per Cent in Year?Bank Re- I "The Great War," in Brooklyn Mo day. sources Grow. ,,n , . .. , . Peace is not a question of terms, he added. "Mr. Lloyd George say ^. Germany must cede Alsace and Lor Columbia. Jan. 10.?That an era f splendid prosperity has touched raine before the "ar Can end' Th?r outh Carolina is attested by the an- is n,uch to *hat he Bayfl, . , .. .a.. cause the 40 years' rule of th^jiroYual report of the state bank exam- J ^j| > , t, 44-, inces bv Germany has' fairec ner. Oscar K. LaRoque, to Govrnor Manning, which savs that 329 sWorve tho people's alleglanci tate banks and branches reported on France' We n,U8t conv,ncf < lovember 20. 1917. nearly $113.- many that she ,8 beaten' and U 1 00.000 total resources. while in b* that the Ced,ng of Al8aC? and \ .4.4 4. 44. 4. raine would be a marked stand lovember, 1916, the total resources . i 4 .. ?oo ol ber defeat. But, after all, te mounted to a little more than $83,00.000. "an increase in one vear of !,re secondary: we must he sure 1 pproximatelv $30,000,000 or 36 per democracy shall be protected f ent ,, militaristic conspiracy for the ture." The bank examiner says that a omparison of reports of September 1917, and November 20, 1917 }. t\... a t V.. V, .... .... . ? * ' ^ m luuugn tuiHi resources I IVUO UU1 fAIN lcreased approximately $18,000. I . . . .. , ?? , . . . with good oil liniment. Inat 00, vet the loans decreased approx- .1 ~ 1 #1 ?i aaa nnn . . i i ? . the surest way to stop ther lately $1,000,000, which leads hut -t*l v 11 ?. . , ............ , , L 1 he best rubbing liniment > observe that this is truly a heal- *5 sign indicating the payment or HHj I I flHH A Al cbts." The savings deposits have I I I .BL* icreased approximately 25 per cent Iff I Kl I AA IV a asserts, and are distributed mon?? 110.201 depositors, an aver I I PjjjkE |Jg y* 1 of $200.73 each. I I MB | Hn R| The report says that there are 314 I 11 I IWI ll ate banks, two private banks and {? Good for the Ailments of \ branch banks under the super- Horse*, Mules, Cattle, El sion of the banking department, a _ *t increase of nine state banks and fjood for your own Aches, ^ vo branches during the year. Six Pains, Rheumatism, Sprain inks have closed business during \ t-UtS, tSurns, Etc. le year, but In their places 15 new 1 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealeis. inks and two branches have been ken under the department during ?? RHEUMATISM. PROFESSIONAL CARPS Why will you suffer frc.n this most -ended disease when I^-Itheumo ha? + +++++ +* 4 oven the greatest remedy for the, DR. ,|. KKKt-K KUNDEItBl'ltf 1st 2 5 years? Thousands of people! Dental Surgeon. . stify to its wonderful cures. This Office Hours: . ' "* * mous prescription should be in j 8:3u to 12:30 A. M. >mi uuiue. nave 11 ready when you | 1' 00 to 6:00 P. M. el that first pain. Ask our dealer Arid hy Appotutrnent. show you our money back guar- Office, 160. itee. For sale by The Standard Ueaiuem-e, 16. rug Co.. Lancaster, S. C. 11-tf. Orti. e o\er II C. llougb i An Ambition and a Record j cv ( ; 'piIF. needs of the South are identical with the needs i ?^\ A f t ot tl>" Soithem Rallwayi the growth and tucccaa of one mcana [ \ / / | tl.e upbuilding of (he other. . ' I 1 /T 'Hie Southern Railway ask* no favor*?nr. ipeclal privilege not I V f I i accorded to other*. I >c t ! rh>- ambition of the Southern Railway Company 1* to ?ee that Vj , un ty of IntcrrM that It born of ?vopcra.ion between the public and 1 ->>_ t the rail oa,'?i to tee perfected that fair and frank policy In the manage- ' J . \ m?nt of railroad* which inviie* the eonlidenee of government il , \ f ojrneir*! to realize thatliberality of treatment which null enable it , 1 V / to obtain the additional capital needed for the acijuititlon of belter and f\ v"< enlarged facUilirt Incident to the demand for increased and better J I I tcrvice; and. finally? y J To take It* niche In the body politic of the South alonr?!de of J [ ether r'eat Industrie*. with no more, bit with equal liberties, equal V right* ainl equal opportunities "The Southern Serves the South." -III Southern Railway System* > a r t v k - :-<~>t -. . _;>t ,iL,??Jfc.