The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 22, 1918, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1981.
BY TANLAC QUICKLY ^
SHE WAS RESTORED
" ' Kfl
Had Been in Bad Health Three
Years, She Says.
1 / Not'
i /gives high praise. germa,
' L/ J vanced
genera
Gladly Recommends Tanlac, For at no
She Found It [Fine Remedy. ^J5"8'
forthc<
"It was a staor. time after I be- ju ^
^an taking Tanla( before I bad be- the T<
come able to do my housework." their 1
sahV\ Mrs. Fannie Ripley, of Gluck ot
Mill, ^Anderson, in a statement she , ,,
V and P
gave Ml\y 2 5th. "I had been in bad that ti
health tn^ee years when I began tak- people
ing Tanlak, and during the sum- quire
mers of 19\4 arid 1915 I had not than A
been able to (io my cooking. I had
\ J tempt
suffered from ihdigestion. and every- giorj0,
thing I ate hurt Jaie. I had very bad Germa
spells of Indigestion and headaches allied
and nervous uracils. It was soon A
relieved by Tamac, however. and the
J \ pared
indigestion wafc stopped. The Tan- Qerma
lac relieved Mhe nervousness and | holdin
headaches right away.\ 1 soon got'endea\
'so 1 could slejep well and my whole boasts,
system was Jullt up anc\ strengthened.
I am aotng all my housework tatloni
now. | \ state !
"I am glad to recommend .Tanlac. have 1
for I found ijt to be such a fiite rem- countr
' edy." | battle
Tanlac, tpe master medicine, is mence
sold exclusively by J. F. Mackey. operat
Lancaster; peoples Drug & Grocery is stat
Co., Heath Springs; C. O. Floyd. Journe
Kershaw.?Adv. ipropos
| all alo
I ToTl
1 American
Q There is no foundation
0 violations of law attribut
? pany by agents of the
fil Commission and I want t
ally that Swift & Company
v." any conspiracy to defrau
C ment Nor has Swift Fr
guilty of improperly stor
making false entries or re]
^Conferences of packet
have been discussed, ha\
the urgent request and i
of representatives of ei
Administration or the Cm
Defense. And ykt the pa
accused of commuting a i
in collusion on GoVernme
We have done pur be
packers, large and pmall,
the directions of th^ Uni
Administration in all toarti<
the furnishing of foocr.sup/
Army and Navy anck the
ing handled through the
tration. X
We will continue to op
der Government direction
production and assist the
tration. We consider thai
to co-operate whq/ie-hear
Igjl fullest powers w^th this
iyS Government is ofir plain t
jffe] ing duty. j
KJ The Trade (yfommissioi
P by false inference and mil
ngl sis, given to disconnected
jfijj] correspondence taken frc
KS files and read into the Rec
Igjj sinister meaning with th<
Kjj of creating antagonistic
m The services of the ]
Ijaj United States are most u
;Ul and I regret exceedingly tl
Kb this time have to spend
i&j defending ourselves agai
jRj unproved, and unfair ass
jjj| are being daily made publ
' 11 :
O Swift & Comt
%aBsssgasmBBsak
thi
S OFFENSIVE TALK i ing, the allied
.argely discredited shotted and ^
ranks, are waitii
the tocsin.
in High Command Weak in Probably not
. . . ... ,, .... this latest am
Torts to Make Good \ atuGermans.
is the
glorious Boats. ne88 displayed b
rial chancellor,
over the declini
withstanding the fact that the gtate8 and the (
ns for some time past have ad-j n8 face value
I largely their intent to begin a proffer of peace.
1 offensive on the allied fronts from Get-man's
distant date, nothing beyond tf,e fafe that u
fled artillery fire and here and nie allies for th
an infantry attack have been j(en tn i>y q<
fining. v words, the chan
>oth these kind of maneuvers, dress with the
utons have met more than tlon that for all
natch in the guns of the men allies must ace
? allied armies?the ItelB-lonu <?..
i, French, Americans. Italians jn tbe mean
ortuguese. Probably realizing battle fronts 'in
heir efforts to hearten the js:orth sea to th
at home are beginning to re- tillties continue
something more substantial mean8 of the bi,
vords. another tack has been lng sjdes and b
which must result in an at- fantry |n ra|dj
to carry out seemingly vain- none of the rai)
is promises or result in the ta|n been achk
n populations believing, as the cxcept posaiblv t
leaders long have believed. of General p0,
vith their opponents strength- Rhelms reiri()n l
i? every department end pre- Z po.H.on, I
to counter any assault the three_Bnhs ot a
n hjgh command is strong on effectively an i
g out chimeras and weak in part of thl8'fron
rorlng to make good their man crown pr,
French line.
ost as perfunctorily as Invi- The Germang
, issued for attendance upon relatively heavy
runctions, the Germans now he,d by the
aeen journalists of neutral 8UCCee*ded at ge,
ies to appear on the western obJective8> they
front to witness the com- QUt fr<>m the gf
ment of the German offensive po8,Uona gained
ions. The correspondents, it . . ,
^ and machine gi
ed. are expected to begin their the forceg of R
iy toward thP scene of the The American
ed hRhting Wednesday, where sector contlnue
ng the line, figuratively speak- pmy mUe ^
; behind the lines
. fbe front of th?
MhUMMUUMu. '"Z
"jfcgj there has been
of gas shells frr
| KH hut tho mon frr
swered fourfold
Jectiles.
Everywhere
Asides are keenly
so are the Ilri
tlon to numcrov
the lines, bombi
and indulging
with enemy nvl
have carried 01
raids, into Ger
important towr
been their lates
bombs exceeding
injr been droppe
nr" ?>?'""?*?1
shot down dur
|air. While scat
1 ing out from C?
(teceived from ^
' cate a preoariou
I seems definitely
| mer German pt
| aiding the llol
toads into the
addition to nu
tho population,
ally.
Revenue Froi
Of all the trei
seals ure probabl;
uable. Unlike i
need never run
quence of their
tlon. they can yl
J control a large hi
: Allies, now be- B| ,Cor otl
Food Admin is- R? ?
fc^j] She Knew
IJttle Alice,
raw school, said:
our Utmost,un- PS learned to pum
to increase our how ls lt
r?d Adminis- jjS ^^
t yie opportunity rajfl nsk n question j
tetily and to our F9 after Jt." she uu
branch of the
mdr press' I NO REAS
l Attorney has, iJJ
iplaced empha- gfl wlMn
1 portions of the
m ouA private |gjj \
ord, a fplse and j?j( There can M
e plain purpose Efl | reader of this
public qpinion. |gf t'."'.? ?"_nf.hl
aiiur im urinary
packers of the Sj nn<l dangers Of
reently needed, m to h"ed ,he wor(
I. . PS} hafc found relief,
iat we should at rw
? KQ raeter citizen aa
our efforts in Rl Wim>m Carn
nst unfounded, K! No. 8 say,.
ertions such as Iwj ordered and my
llC. KJ The kidney seer
Jlj oucnt In passd
H burniny sensattfi
President waH brok?n b>7h
IRJj or five times/
yave me gretft i
wnTr TT Q A Km Prlce 607 at
Jciliy, UiO*simply ask/for
,^'*21 pel Doan'a/ K'di
m!l that Mr. f'arne
burn Co., Mfgri
Adv. /
5 LANCASTER NEWS. LANCASTER, S. C
armies, their guns! PLAN SERIES OF STEI
Pir ,n 8err,ed FOR SAVING OFF
?g with confidence of
unconnected with Will Divide Flour Supplies
nouncemeot of the Vthfmt Substitutes ?nd
i apparent sensitively
the German lmpe- dure the Waste.
Count von Hertllng. ______
ation of the United .. ^
Washington, March 21.?T1
entente to accept at ......
Germany's latest >"?? ?"><? "<
Running the gamut "rst " B0,'lcs |,,an
^ . . 7. . stretch Hour supplies suflicie
good intentions to ? . .. , . ,
... . , the country and mnintai
ltimately will befall
, .... ments to the allies until ne:
eir refusal to be ta.
vest.
>rmany s sweetened
eel lor ended his ail- ueginning with the baking
well-worn admoni- wblch U8es 40 Per ce"t of *he
future bloodshed the flour consumed in this count
ept full responsibil- administration haB approved
for a division of flour suppl
while all along the tween shops' 8bar,n* of whe
the west, from the *titute8' and f?r a natlon-wic
e Adriatic, the hos- catlonal campaign to eli
to be carried out by waste' wblch w,? be worked
5 guns of the oppos- a niet>tine in Chicago next Fr
y small units of in- Further restrictions on tl
ng operations. In sumption of wheat, which w?
[Is has any material nounced last week as under
fved by either side, eration, will be put into effec
)y the French troops Aside from the shortage of
;ain, who in the 'n the United States, another
lave penetrated Ger- problem is confronted by th
o a depth of about administration in making
mile and put down promises to the allies. Not a
Attempt on another week's shipments of grain s
it, made by the Ger- reals abroad have equalled 1
nee, to pierce the nounced program since Jani
so that there remains a de
are trying out with 812.000 tons to be made up
attacks positions dition to the re?ular ??PP?'es.
ians. Although they Shipments reached a low p
/eral points in their thp week of February 1 to 7,
later were driven culmination of weeks of bad
eater portion of'the,er which demoralized both r
, leaving prisoners and overseas transportation.
ins in the hands of 84-658 tons went abroad 1
ing Albert week. Improvement has been
, troops on the Toul *Ince- but even wlth clearing
daily to give the en- er> 11 bas been impossible to
, bombarding towns *<?'* 270.000 tons promisee
and also trenches in 8even da>'B- fflnce
>,n a inncr ?*,? /'ho- I ments have totalled 1.416.91
. another portion of Inasmuch as the allied
by the Americans, abroad are being rationed
a rather heavy play .officials here do not contempl
>m the German Rims, curtailment of exports nor (
>m overseas have an- a'imit of a possibility of fai
all the German pro- 8"PPlying thd food necessary
ry on the war. From the r
the airmen of both received in the past, they beli
active. Particularly American public will give ch
itish, who, in addi- whatever is required to achi
is air raids behind ,or-v with food and those i
ng points of vantage tempt to obstruct by hoar,
in fights in the air selfish buying beyond their
iators, since October! will be held up to the pub]
it 255 flights, or 3S for discipline,
man territory. The! Plans of the bakers for e
i of Mannheim has' ,n their business were outl
t target, explosive Is,n te food administrators h<
; a ton in weight hav-! week by Henry W. Stude, p
d there. Both sides'0' the National association <
leavy toll in aviators ter Bakers, and Win M. Ci
ing combats in the I chairman of the associatior
it news now is com-j tional technical service cor
Teat Russia advices With the approval of the adn
Siberia seem to indi- ,ors. a technical service coi
s situation there. It w'm he appointed in eae
established that for-]v,llch will in turn appoint
isoners are actively captains and county leaders
sheviki in their in-',hf'ni expert bakers, who hav
country and that in to llse wheat flour substi
merous outrages on baking victory bread. Meeti
chaos reigns gener-: demonstrations will be held i
j town and village.
I No baker will have any exi
m Alaskan Seals. f??ure to produce victory b
isures in Alnska. the ,he mo8t Palatable charact?
y among the most val- the trade secrets of the leadir
mineral wealth, they bers of the business have b
out, foi, in conse- parted to him, in the opinioi
powers of reproduc- food administration,
ield under reasonable | Hearty appreciation of tl
id continuous revenue I ers. offer to undertake edu
future. . ...
j work, was expressed by the l
ministration in announcing i
' H?w to Do It. plans for eliminating waste
'nmh ."g T" -xporlmont. ?
Oh! mother, I've .
?.w ! ? new bread,
ctunte. Well, dear,
?" asked her mother.
>u write 'Hark!' you SILVER DOLLARS
'ter it and when you JNTO MELTIN
ou put a button hook u
swered.
_ Hill to lie Introduced in (
p/\q IT Would Provide for Melt
JvJll * V/I\ 11 ,,l $200,000,000.
r ( it Shows a Washington. March 21. T
Way. J i officials and congressional
have reached an agreement
t no reion whv any ! ?" inril>ftl stores of a prog.
\ho supers the tor- Kovernment dealing
Y . 7, ver as a war measure, and a
rlK bafk, the annoyV
L . . authorize the melting and
disorders, the pains
, V / ... ... , ,, more than 200 000,000 of sil
kiln?y ilia will fail , . . ...
, V/ , . lars now in the treasury will
Is (Mla neighbor who I . .... i
Y . T . trod need in about a week,
fwad what a Lan- ... ? ? .
7Y The melting of silver dolh
y87 \ export of the bullion to pa;
psy farmer, R. F. I). ^jnnceg won Id require th
W kidneys were dls- drawa, frQm c|rculatlon of a
/ baclA pained me. j amounj- nf gtiver certificates.
4tions Vere too fie-ir^ ^r, nr<(\ iarger denomination
[ge anA caused R hp recalled, and in their plant
n. My rast at night | |sfiued federal reserve
aving to ret up four vj,ose smallest denomination
Doan s Kl<\jjey Pills Originally it had been plan
elief " \ substitute federal reserve
all dealersX Don't notes, and to authorize by leg
a kidney refcedy? on0 dollar bills of this class, I
ney Pills?the\same idea has heen abandoned,
s had. Foster-Mil- The great demand for one
s., Buffalo, N. V.? notes under war conditions m
\ inadvisable to withdraw silv
I
titicates.of that denomina
I OUR wbich about 200,000,000 a
J culation.
Silver producers ana deal
, Klutre agreed infonually to sell t
K?? "/? cuwre output in tne i
or two at a fixed price, pre
an ounce, to replace the sil\
from the treasury's moneta
, which could be sold to ot
lie food
_ ernments at that price,
eed the ,,
, _ that silver men would refui
ined to
nt( at that rate were denied
. . niond T. UaHer, director of
n ahip- . ?
. . following recent confereuc
xt barproducers,
trade,
i wheat | McADOO IN COLUMN
ry. the WEDNESDAY, AJF
I plans
ies beat
sub- Will Tour the South, Mid
le edu aiul East on Behalf ol'
Iminate
out at Liberty Loan.
Iday.
" COn Washington. March 21?
ere aaconsid
McAdoo will make a speak
t next, of the south, middle west
wheat on behalf of the third Libe
serious beginning at Philadelphia (
ie food
good ^ay' Al>r" opening d;
single campaign.
ind ce- Speaking dates in the
the an- states were made public. I
lary 1, w_w .w_ .
.. ,. _ luau nan me iour, which
ficit of
in ad- Prol)ably three weeks, has
open to be filled later.
'oint In The definite engageraen
as the April 6 are in Virginia. No:
V'.,eath, lina, South Carolina, Georg
ailroad . ... _
t da, Alabama, Louisiana, M
. " Texas and Arizona,
n that
shown After visiting Arizona, t
weath- tary plans to return throi
, trans- Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas,
I every Michigan, New Yor
1, ship- Massachusetts and Rhode
4 tons. I Tbft cities-to he visited in tli
peoples ! wi,l be determined later,
strictly,' With the exception of
ate any | leans, none of the cities t
ilo they ited during the third loan
ilure in I eluded in Secretary MrAdo<
to car- ' ing' tours during the first ai
esponse campaigns last year. He n
ieve the several other addresses
eerfully April.
eve vie- Frank R. Wilson, public
.vho at- tor of the Liberty loan, wil
ding or the secretary on his tour to
needs, rangenients for Mr. McAdc
lie gaze ings and for campaign publ
1 After visiting IMiiladelph
'^ononty J jhe local Liberty loan comn
ined *?; unveil a reproduction of ti
ie last ()| liberty as a feature of tli
resident celebration. 'Secretary Me.of
Mas- Q Hjcttniond, Va., to
m,I)bcl1- April 8.
i's na-|
lie will be at Raleigh. N.
limit tee. !
. . , ! : and at Columbia. S. C.
pnistra.
vannah, Ga., April 10.
h state,j
district thiri) liberty loa
a" of| speakers are (
e learntutes
in!
ngs and Will Speuk in < liailoston,
Spartanburg, (ireenviili
[>use for' Rock Hill.
read ot ..
;r after
The second tour of Lili
ig mem.
speakers who are to tal
een tin- i ..
, , I Southern States prelimina
1 of the I . , . ,
opening of the third Lib
campaign will start from 1
he hak- .. ,, . , .
\a? March 18. under the
cations I1 ... .
ot the speakers bureau ot
:ood ad- i .
erty loan organization of
the new . . ....
ury department. Like sin
and re- . . . .
. . erty loan speaking parties
rith the , , \ ..
be organized later, it will
I widely known public men.
| v, ho has seen active servh
1 and representatives of the
o pot Liberty loan committee ant
j eral reserve districts visit?
1 During the first week Jol
ongri'ss
; treasurer for the I'nited Si
i"g | the party, finishing a
N. William Mather Lev
| tr.ry of the national com
patrotic societies, will t
Yeaaury Burke's place for the bnlar
leaders tour. Oapt. Leslie Vicke
on the turned officer of the Briti
am for also will be a member of t
s in si 1- ______^_______
bill to'"
rer doi-i The CORRECT\
i be in- Colds are contrac
, inflammation easily dc
trs and . v
trade gttppe and pneumonii
e with- have immediate treat
crnTi
;?r.| |Vwl I
'? ,r> M The Nai
ined to j
bank, which first builds up \
'"'."'l? , tk to the blood ?
jut this ajfcy _ , t. /
Its cod liver oil
! dollar {[yTr bronchial diSordi
lakes it \\J A The Imported Noo
Ui (\ refined in our own Atn
er cer
PAGE SEVrf*
^ BLOOD IS LIFE?
r<rl FROM CONGAREE, S. C
iext yeui
bably $1 I
?er taken USE IRONIZEI) PAW-PAW
ry stock,
her govlteports
Read what ^rs M Sellers, re5e
to sell sUlng at 57 Ba>\ St., Charleston, S.
by Hay- t\, sa>s:
the mint, ] have been so greatly benefited
? s with ugj?g lionized 'Paw-Paw that I
scarcely know how to sufficiently
praise its merits r r_
, - OVIHV i cu 1I UU1
IA
general (lability and most acute indiHIL
10 gestion. from which I could obtain
no relief. 1 was ad,vised to try
die West Iro^iznl I'nw-l'aw. 1 did so and
Third found relief from the Drift few doses.
It has done me unspeakable good;
it is truly what you Bav?three powerful
forces in one Iroiii/.cd rawSecretary
l>aM ,ias raised me up and has kept
me up."
ang tour _ ,
So the good reports cotne in from
and east evi.ry section. One cured person
rty loan, spreads the news t ohis friends of
>ti Satur- this dependable tonic which makes
ty of the ?'d stomachs almost as good as new,
and so the Wave of health goes on
and on. People who have bee?i trousouthoin
f()r yeafs with sleeplessness say
rtlt more ti.at since taking lionized Paw-Haw
will last they can sleep all night and get up
been left strong and refreshed. If you
need a tonic, If you need strength
and good cheer, try a bottle of Ironts
after |?aw-Puw ami you will have rich
rth Caro- te,i blood.
la. Flori- On sale and recommended by all
Ississlppi, leading drug stores.
Interstate Drug Company, Inc.,
he secre- ^'ew York.?Adv.
st?P Corn Agony
ishmd. |? pour Seconds
ese states .
Use "Geta-Itf'-See Corns Peel Off!
New Or- The rcllef that Gets-It" gives
o be vis- I from corn-pains?the way it makes
I corns and calluses peel oft palnlesswere
in- jy jn one piece?is one of tho wonj's
speak-1 Jcrs of the world- The woman in
BBM
(id second aS?3KMni&
and
II precede
to'a meet-!
Li \
l^k\ ma^ ^B*
lie Statue ^
e openine
\doo will jHr
speak on
( ., April the ^l0mC| the shopper, the dancer,
. and Sa- the foot traveler, tne man in the office.
the clerk in \ the store, the
worker in the shop; have today, in
this threat discovery 'Gets-It," the
one sure, otiick relief from all corn
v' and callus pains?the one sure, pain^
less remover that makes corns come
viMi VP ofr as ca^'ly as you Would peel a
U.Mi.Ati banana. Jt takes 2 seconds to apply
"Gcts-lt"; it dries t\t once. Then
walk witn painless Joy, even with
tipht shees. You knovy your corn
Columbia, will loosen from your toe?peel It off
with yofir finpers. Try M. corn suf?
ferers, and you'll smile!
"Gets-Tt" is sold at all druppists
(you need pay no more than 25 cents
a bottle), or sent on receipt of price
ty E. Lawrence & Co., Chicapo, 111.
Sold in Lancaster and roeonnuenuerty
loan as wor]^'8 corn remedy
k in the by Lancaster Pharmacy and J. K.
ry to lhl' Mackey, & Co.
erty loan \
direction
the 1.1b. RUB OUT PAIN
1 ' 1 ' with good oil liniment. That's
1511,11 ' the surest way to stop them.
th.it win The best rubbing liniment is
consist ot ? u
MUSTANG
?LINIMENT
t U.i h in i |j> Good for the Ailments of
lis. M'tt-1- , Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
nvttee of
.ckc Mr. Qood for your own Aches,
ico of thf! j Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains,
rs. si re- Cuts, Bums, Etc.
i h si my. 25c. 50c. $f. At all Dealers.
TREATMENT FOR COLDS
lea when strength is lowered and the
;velops bronchitis or lung trouble, while
a frequently follow and any cold should
ment with /
'5 EMULSION
tioftal Strength - Builder \
^le forces by carrying rich nourishment
treams and creates real body warmth,
is the favorite of physicians for correcting
ers and che^t troubles.
reirian cod liver always used In Scoff's Cms/Won is now
erican laboratories which runrnnlees it free from impurities.
Scott a Bownr. Boom field. N. J. 17-19
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