The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 29, 1918, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 191S.
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simple
onmittni au
4 tfMKMltiWy merit i
bonds
money in government securities puj
pour ted quarterly.
Let your money earn for you whi
The Liberty Bond and War Stamj
Ten million Americana have irut
dred and ten million American pec
win the war by investing in War St
A Thrift Stamp is worth 25 cent
By the payment of a few additional
may he secured.
Agencies for the sale of Stamps
country.
Let Behind the Government.
LIVER DIDN'T <
DIGES
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Says 65 year Old Kentucky Lady,
After a Few Dose:
Meadorsville. Ky.?Mrs. Cynthia
Higglnbotham, of this town, says: "At
my age, which 13 65, the liver does
not act bo well as when young. A few
years ago, my stomach was all out of
fix. I was constipated, my liver
didn't act. My digestion was had, and
It took so little to upset me. My appetite
was gone. I was very weak...
I decided I would give BlackDraught
a thorough trial as I knew it
was highly recommended for this
trouble. I began taking it. I lelt !
hottpr A ? ??_ -
??. ?w> u icn uuoeu. ?uy appetite j
'xnproved and I became stronger. My |
bowels acted naturally and the least !
trouble was soon rlgbted with a few
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itb Carolinian* are expected to subliberally
to War Savings Stumps and
Stamps during 1918.
> government is presenting to every
women and child an opportunity tor
, profitable and secure investment,
of the resources of this great governstand
back of these bonds. The
enable you to invest your surplus
ring an equivalent to 4 per cent couiI
le it -works for Uncle Sam.
p campaigns must go hand in hand.
(scribed to Liberty Bonds. One hun>ple
have the opportunity of helpiug
ivngs Stamps.
s. Sixteen Thrift Stamps cost $4 00.
cents a War Savings Stamp worth $5
are being established throughout the
ACT
HON WAS BAD
Who Tells How She Was Relieved j
s of Black-Draught,
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doses of Black-Draught."*
Seventy years of successful use has
made Tliedford's Clack-Draught a
standard, household remedy. Every
member, of every family, at times,
need the help that Black-Draught can
give In cleansing the system and relieving
the troubles that come from
constipation, indigestion, lazy liver,
etc. You cannot keep well unless your
stomach, liver and bowels are in good
' working order. Keep them that way.
j Try Clack-Draught. It acts promptly,
gently and in a natural way. If you
feel 6lugglsh, take a dose tonight.
You will feel fresh tomorrow. Price
23c. a package?One cent a dose
All druggists. J. 69
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South Carolina mus
The Charleston Oott
Seo'ty. of Agriculture H<
produce not only the fooi
Croat War.
It is the judgment oi
require this year that fc
in cotton as can be culti
The world needs cot"
the value of cotton will b
There is a widespres
ing its food acreage in oi
The < ioverninent, ir
A (loo, is urging the cott<
gone on record as hopin
ton and
PLAN
The Charleston Cott
sense. It feels that it is
in order for them to do
Don't plant more co
Let the slogan be: '
:harle
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THE LANCASTER NEA
WINSTON-SALEM
REPORTS FAVORABLY
INTERESTING STATEMENT
Mrs. Claude S. Lever, residing nt
1514 Centreville. St., Winston-Salem,
Says: (
"Why. I didn't know what a good
night's sleep was for the past yearj1
or two until I began using Ironized
Paw-Paw, I believe 1 had the worst '
rase or indigestion and sleeplessness '
on record, along with nervous headaches.
I had no ambition to do anything.
1 began taking Ironized Paw- '
Paw and within two weeks, to my j '
great surprise, I arose one morning (
to realize that I had slept the en- J
tiro night through without awaken- f
ing once. I have gained 10 1-4 (
pounds in three weeks and can eat (
and sleep as well as 1 ever did.
"My nervous headaches and dizzy 5
spells are now past. My stomach '
retains all solids without any dis- '
comfort whatever. I am convinced :
that Ironized Paw-Paw is the peer p
of ail other tonics and I am delight- v
ed to be able to say so."
A system that is overworked o;* 1
run down requires a harmless stim- <'
ulant. Ironized Paw-Paw lifts and
holds you. Your druggist probably f
keeps it, but if he doesn't, it is sold f
by all leading drug stores. c
Ironized Paw-Paw has the formula
on every bottle. Mail orders e
promptly attended to. Interstate >
l)r?K Co.. Inct., Now York.?Adv. I
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it feed itself this year. So mi
on Kxchange, along with the o
ouston and Mr. Hoover, the F<i
d it needs for itself, but for on
' the cotton men of the South ti
?od acreage should be secured
ivated and gathered under pr<
ton, of course?but it needs fn<
e. Without food there can be
ad impression that the South.]
"der to plant every acre this y<
ot only through Secretary Hci
?n growers not to do this. Th
g that the cotton growers wil
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on Kxehange believes that tiii
only necessary to call the att
their full duty in aiding An
tton and less food. Plant mo
"FOOD AND FEEDSTUFFS
STON CC
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?S, LANCASTER, S. C.
NEW PROBLEM ARISES
IN MERCHANT SHIPPING
l iulrrlukiiiK Survey With View of
InrreaxiiiK Hunker Facilities at
Various Ports.
Washington, March 28.?America's
fast growing merchant marine
has developed a new problem for the
shinnine h?n ?-/i?i...~
.i.i|/iu?niiieni of
bunkering facilities so that cargo
larriers may not waste valuable days
n waiting for fuel before beginning
i voyage.
Chairman Hurley announced that
he shipping hoard was undertaking
n conjunction with other branches
)f the government, a survey of the
\tlantic. Gulf and Pacific ports, to
iee how the coaling arrangements f
an he enlarged and improved. Present
facilities must he doubled at j
east to expedite the movement of
thips, which will increase two and
rerhaps three times, according to e\- '
sting plans. Opportunities for t ikng
on fuel oil also must be eulargd,
as 35 per cent of the new ships 4
vill he oil burners.
Many ships that formerly were
lunKcrcd 1 n IT 11 I ; 11 <1 for round trips ; |
icrosa the ocean. are beginning the 1
iractlce of taking coal only for the ^
iut ward voyage and re-coaling here '
or the return, adding to the demands , ^
?ii port facilities.
to
Hunkering arrangements in the
ast will he improved to the greatest .. l%
iractlcable extent, hut as eastern ^n
>ort8 already have almost all t lio j>et
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no victory.
led on by !>0-cent cotton, is on tl
L?ar in cotton.
mston, })ut. through Mr. Hoover
e leading Cotton Exchanges <
11 heed the appeal of the Cover
FOODSTU
s is the course of patriotism an<
oiition of the planters to so im
leriea to win the war.
re food and less cotton.
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ist every other Southern State
tlier Cotton Kxchanges of the
>od Administrator, in appealii
r boys in Franco and for Anio
lat the interests of tin* South
first and that then such aereagt
[?sent labor conditions.
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W/PURE as
Southern Sunshine
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T IKE the soft, beaming snnliaht nf
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* H -I?' land, Luzianne brings cheer to mealI
?time?breakfast, dinner and supper. Folks
i who try it once have a genuine affection
\ ^ j for it ever after. Luzianne comes to you
*n c^ean? sanitary, air-tight tins. The
- I flavor stays m?impurities stay out. Buy
tp?VL ?jz"-; a can of Luzianne. Use the whole can.
jj ' ?*- torrtt \ If you don't honestly believe it is better
than any other coffee you ever tasted,
^ tell the grocer to refund your money.
But, tr^it.
u When It Pours, It Reigns"
siness they can handle, oflicials be- there a few years ago, has sold it to
re th" greatest relief to be at- John Flayer of Klliotts, who expects
<led will Le in sending new ships to establish there a modern dairy
other ports on the outh Atlantic, farm. Mr. Flayer has already startIt'
and Facllic coast ports. They id work on barns and out buildings
trade with South and f'entral and will soon construct two largo
leriea, for instance, w ill be ex- - Wis. He expects to begin bis dairy
lited if handled from ports ft it h - with a herd of I'd* (Juernsey cows.
south than New York, which is
' natural <>rig n for Kuropean ship ! pW-.UP-T^nfgrit.xUWKgWC?WMBMtyi
nts. The possibilities of all ports! H
1 hp invest;,;.' te l. as all probably j RUB OUT BAIN x
be utilized. j with good oil liniment. That's
Hie railroad admin trati n hthe surest way to stop them,
asked to co-operate in the survey j The best rubbing liniment is
ports, s<> that aces to plentiful I _ _ ? _ aawe ? m k
I supplies may sec\r?d. The j 3 S Pi Bm nl
vy dl-partment also is interested, j Ewl I 9 B Cm
1 it is possible all government I |vfl llf W B fm w AM
neies ~ t * < i nicy join < n || | MRU BP? AH
mendations to "ongvoss n any ap-| E g fetitf n ff*J9 BE ~T*
,o iLiniificn i
; j Good for the A ilments of
old lloine Changes Hands. j hlorses, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
Sumter. March -'8. "Shadyside," , Good for your own Aches,
country home o; the late John S. Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains,
[ hatdson, has again changed Cuts, Burns, Etc.
nds. Charles L. Cuttino, who re- 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers,
ideled the old house moved
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South, joins with
ijjc to the South to
rica's Allies in the =8=
and of the nation ~Ql=
e should he planted zOl=
man can say what =S=
le ver^e of saerifie- = JiZ
and Secretary Me- E2USEE
>t' the South have ~U|=
ninent at Washing =ttj=
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1 of sound business 5551 J EE
portant a question SI jSE
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