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Plge six UX-IRON P I It * ^Tcmc WUk D D,-.. A J * w? 1111 a avy-i aw d? a \ THREE POWERFUL j m'l FORCES IN ONE 1 I ful PUT UP IN LIQUID FORM | the When run down .nervous, tired ppa and worn out all the time, take this! reliable preparation and know what '' " it it to again feel like your old self. , The cost, regardless of the size of a d your purse, is the same and it may be secured without trouble at any | first-class drug store, and by tak-j ' | Jng it one loses no time from work l'ps | or pleasure and soon feels the won-1 spo;i 11 derful transformation which comes wit f over one when regaining strength, ' COD1 vitality and old ambition. J The formula is on every bottle sn>s jand you are taking an honest Tonic P''pr | on the wine basis without addition mar of any alcohol or bad whiskey com-, rejo b pounded with the best known drugs t(||, for the special object of restoring I your strength and stomach to what I hey should be to enjoy health. In your anxiety to get hotter theii ouicklv. don't overdo it. as manv ...... /sufferers do, and take larger dos?\- SOIM, of this standard remedy. It will not net any faster and you will not re-1"''*' reive the same benefits from its use. Wils you otherwise would. Your druggist possibly keeps it, mS) but if he doesn't it is sold in Dan-, caster by all druggists. I WAPNINf lronized Paw-Paw If St nAluiinu taken according to di-;Qua; xectlons and not as a beverage, will chur be found superior to any tonic, hav- . that ) ing a quarter of a century's unqual- ^|ne titled indorsement from people all: over the world. Interstate Drug n,:,k ^Company, Inc., New York.?Adv. utte FRANK MOORE HEED land ; FOR CRIME IN YORK kala trntr In t! Sheriff Goe?j to Raleigh for Man Charged With Participating in I eont Sharon Killing. penj York, Dec. -Rher'ff Fred M.J Q Quinn left Tuesday ?veniiiu for ? Raleigh. N C . whore goes to) 1 hrlnt* hiwU* f?? V?.t !.* lAr-tnlr \T wanted for the murder of T. It. Pennineei noli. email of Sharon who wn? ui'i?.,i Seoteml <t P.O. Moo*-. V wna arrested by Raleigh officers ' Monday, lie is s: id to h ve admit-1 ted his idnntlt> hu' insStnd th t it Wns his brother \!"1s Moore, **ho flred the shot that killed l'ennlngger. paying it was he who covered Mayor Piexico with liis revolver and prevented F'lexleo from Interfering ' The two inon fled immediately after the killing and had not bren heard from since. Two rewards, to'allin^j S7h0. were offeted for the at: *st of; the Moorea. one of '500 by the vtatp' and the othoi of $1100 I y citizens of Sharon. Standers, Walkers, "Gets-It" for Corns 0 World Haa Never Known Ite EqnaL "What will get rid of my eornT* I "in? answer has been made by million*?there's only one corn-remover that you can bank on. that's abeosutsljr certain, that makes any corn Jfj ,j| ~?T M Coen-Pain Is Rased ?the Com Is Doomed V on earth peel right off like a banana skin?-and that's magic "Oets-It." >b"? niiurn mm aannnR even wnen you have a corn need not disturb you if you apply a few drops of "Gets-It" on the corn or callus. You want a corn-peeler, not a corn- | fooler. You don't have to fool with corns?you peel them right off with j your fingers by using "Gets-It." Cutting makes corns grow and | bleed. Why lis? irritating salves or make a bundle of your to? with tape or bandages? Why putter and atill have the corn? Us? "Gets-It" ?your com-pain is over, the corn Is a "goner" sure as th? son rises. "Gets-It," the guaranteed, moneyback corn-remover, the only sure way. costs hut a trifle at any drug store, lf'f'd by 1C. Lawrence A Co., Chicago, Ilk Sold in Lancaster and recommended as the world's best corn remedy by _ J. F. Idackev Co., Standard Drug Company.?Adv. itiSltfc. JkHm. .LIES DO NOT INTEND TO ABOLISH BLOCK AD] Is Their Chief Weapon For In siiritiK Signature of a Just l*eoce. .ondon, Dee. 2.?The Times say absurd story which the German reported to have spread semi i-ially that the entente probuhl, I consider the abolition of th ckade is absolutely unfounded ) allies have not the slightest in tiou, the Times continues, o owing aside their chief weapoi insuring the signature of a Jus ee and the performance of it ditions, particularly in the pros chaotic state of Germany, iftor quoting evidence in an en vor to refute l>r. Solf's decla'a 1 that Germany is starving fir spaper says that German state its on this subject require care examination. When the trutl been ascertained, the allies an* United States will allow the Ger is from time to time during tin ce negotiations such food sup s that huiuantiy dictates, hut tin kade must remain in force unti efinitc peace has been ratified, oncerning the German attempt: .raw a distinction between the al and the United states, the Times iks of the futility of these efforts h repard to President Wilson's inp visit to Europe, the Times i the allies look upon this sin edented event as a preat landk in the world's history. They ire that the President is to make visit, first, been use they desire how the 1'nited States by the reion they pive the chief executlv" r sense of the immense debt they for America's assistant e. and nd. because they are anxious ? ( Mio personal aid of President ton in the task before them. HOP WANTS KX-KAISKIt IH'Nti ANI? III NS IM'NISIIKIl . i^onis. Mo.. Pec. 2.?nishop A. kde, of the Methodist Episcopal rh in i4 Mnopch horn flprlnrnfl any peace commission of the rican people which does not o the German people pay to th? rmost farthing is not a peace mission of the American people that "until such time as the er is tried ami executed for der. justice will not have room he world." iVe did not fight the kaiser." he inued. "We fought the German ;!e. Not to mete out punish All Now i Pink Wra To save tin foil WRIGLEYS is n< in pink paper a sealed in wax: 1. The tangey flavor of mint 2. The luscious different flavor 51- TVip enr><liinrt ? ----flavor of peppermint All in pink-em all sealed air-i to get WK1GI The Flavor THE LANCASTER NE . SAYS HERltARSlol> - BEGUN 10 TELL ON HER Mrs. Butts Declares She Felt Badly in Every Way. s I1EAKI) ABOUT TANLAC '' After Taking It Says She Has Praised It to Her Friends. f Regarding the relief Tanlnc guv-' ' her from kidney and liver tT.r Viand indigestion, Mrs. Mary K. Butts & "I of Union gave this statement I March 17 in endorsement of Tan" lac: -1 sufTered from general we ' "J ness and my general health was ' d * Indigestion caused a iOt of suffer'nir nnd heartburn caused a great deal 1 of trouble. My liver was sluggish t and I suffered a lot with headaches - Really I felt badly in every way 9 Kidney trouble en used me a lot of * suf? ring. 1 am years of age 1 and my years had began In !<>H on j I me Then I began taking Tanlac. I for I had heard so much ab< nt i: i i boittp such a fire tonic. Tito Tunlar I pave mo a pood appetite a?l I strenpthoned my system ami helped tlie indipestion ripht away. My stomach was huilt "p and repnlated and st> wore my nerves. The T.an'a helned tiie khinev trouble a preat deal. too. 1 have told several people about Tattl e, a d I have praised it to them. I think it is a fine mod , iein" for troubles like I had." Tattiuc. the : ? s'i't medlc'rie, i? Id ?x<<its:vo'v by 1. I'. Mackey. , l.ancaste* IVnple* I'rup & Grocer' j o.. Heath Sp-inrs (J. O. Floyd ,1 Kershaw.? A dv. ment to Germany now is - ' love It is sentimentality." i i More for les.? buy VV. S. S. A I $6.00 War Savings Stamn can ho j bought now for $4.23. INVITATION FOIl IMIOPOKAIjH. TREASURY U'TT'ARTM f-TNT. Su-! pervlslnj; Archltoet'a Office. Wn?h' inpton, 1>. C.. November 25. 11*18. Sealed proposals will bo opened at , this office at 3 p. in. January 3. 11'11*. for the rnnstruetion of the United States I'ostoffices at Park City. I tah. Newburypert. Massachusetts. ^ and Mount Cannol. Illinois; also at , 3 p. in., on January 6. 191!*. for the 5=1 | construction of t*>o Postoffiees nt aiH '( Rakorsflold. California. Lancaster f01 South Carolina, and Caribou. Ma:ne; rgx'ire: ? r,M Mil (Um \'u isi; 19 | P? f " ppers for Uncle Sam, | dw all wrapped nd hermetically ! [1 packages and i tigat. Be Sure LEY'S b ecause j Lasts! 4^ : Piwrw?!?gi - - ? " WS, LANCASTER. S. C. lit .^rrW' "JBBW m i Auc ) j i nri ?! i i i ne itignic of good farm iors east of WestvilJe into small tracts, FRIDAY, at 10:30 O CLQ( We will also head of good Jei and pigs. Sale i will be an auctioi We will serve concert by brass j Take a day off, i time at the Aucti Greensboro I G ? o. at 3 p. m.. on January 7, 1019, * the construction of the Postofflces Woodbury, New Jersey, and Promt, Ohio, and for the extension, nodellnp, etc., of the Postofflces d Court House at Alexandria, Louana; also, at 3 p. in., on January 8, 19, for the construction of the stoffices at Prescott, Arkansas, dy. Wyoininp. and Waterloo, New rk ; also at 3 p. in., on January 9. 19, for the construction of fho st offices at Oranpe, Texas, and tie t'oiiepe, I-eaiiM^ivania, and th? sioifice and Court House at 1 ?>?r?po, Colorado; also, at 3 p. in., on nuary 10, 1919, for the construein of the Postofflces at Front 71/T* I. lmau SMALL < ANN Wo desire to annou MARKET that wo have an enlarged soale. We 1 11 v v v uiit^r in a uiorou^n, c promptly with the best groceries. Mr. Rearboro will h prompt delivery a?! ord phone or otherwise by 1 eiate t lie eo-operat ion <>1 mil) y pi M. W. SCARBORO BIG tion i?d Farm of 1 d, 6 miles south of I , cn the Georgetown will be sold to the 1 DEC. ^ :k A.M. i ^ sell 20 head of hors sey milk cows and vill take place on tl n sale in every sense a big Free Brunswic band. Valuable pr meet your friends a on Sale Friday, Dec. SALE CONDUCTED BY Realty & Aucti REENSBORO, N. ( Royal, Virginia, and Vineland. Ncwi Jersey; also, at J p. m., on January 13. 1919, for the construction of the] Postnffice at West Point, Georgia, the Postofflce and Custom House ntj Port Fairfield, Maine, and the Post-' office and Court House at Olobe, j Arizona; also, at 3 p. m., on January] 14. 1919, for the construction of the; Postofllces at Southhridge, Massachusetts Cherokee, Iowa, and Me-] Kees Rocks. Pennsylvania; also, at 3 p. in., on January 15, 1919. for the fon?i root ion of the Postoffices at| I.one Island ('itv. New V/n-lr ton, Ohio, and Bcllefourcho, South Dakota: also, at 3 p. n? . on Jantiry lt'>. 1 D 15*, for the construction of tho my M i SCARBORO, P, [OUNCEM n<-c to our friends and the p; i formed a copartnership t<? will handle the meat trade ol uisiness-like manner and \vi of home killed meats, fish, ave charge of our delivery : ers for meats or groceries fo 1 a. m. and for supper hy f> j f our patrons. VAV MA r/ii in/ij {ONE 248 ' ? " FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1918 I > \?^ Sal* l^/i4AV 850 Acres Cershaw, 2 miles road, sub-divided I lighest bidder on I JU 1 es and mules, 20 50 head of hogs he property and of the word. k Stew and have izes given away, nd have a good 13th, 10:30 a.m. ||| I ion Company j lit -m Postoflloes at Winchester, Massachusetts, Eldorado, Kansas, nnd Shawnee, Oklahoma; also, at 3 p. m., on January 17, 1919, for the c -.truction of the Postofflces at Franklin, Pennsylvania, Cohoes, New York, and Ruffalo, Wyoming; also, at 3 p. m., on January 20, 1919, for the construction of the PostufUcea at Harrisonville, Missouri. Owopo, Now York. Decatur. Alabama, and Runhlirv* PnnnoKl""-1- " ... . drawings and specifications for the several buildin cs may be obtained from the Custodian of the site in each city, or at this oflice in the discretion of the Supervising Architect. Jas. A. Wetmore, Acting Supervising Architect. arket roprietors ENT I atrons of the MIDWAY 1 conduct tlie business on i Lancaster and the mill 11 serve our customers country produce and system and to insur** r dinner should be in by m. and we will appre- j Respectfully, *5 RKET I \Y A. E. SMALL