The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 08, 1917, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
GOV[R[MNT 1 Is
10 SECURE SHIPS
Tess'ls Now 1,Uder. Construction it
Aierlenn Silipynirds wi ll (om.
antdeeitsl, as Well as 311ny now
Allonit.
Wasihington, Attg. in.- Immedate
Commandeering of tuost of the vvs
sels under construit ion In Amerlean
sill) building plants was deelded on
today by the shipping board. The step
Is prelliiliary to the rePt(IUIsitIoiIng
of Amuerican tonnage already oil tHit
seas and wiIl eI taken to speed con.
strutuion So that the yards may he
clearel for hbuilding ships for wIli<l
the. go~verntnnclt has lot contracts.
T 1h T tr htilding in the yards of
the c titiry about 711(1 ships, totaling
tulore than ,50,0 in motig ,iost
orf, I'm frforeiuit account. {{:ti.s gino
.ontlracts both will be takenl over,, the(
final ispoImsition of the toreigi craft
to e l t ihegoit ations btt enl heIlle
t',iited Slatee and the govwerments
11! 1- ;- f. The cor- le-. i .re m
chimni'in anonoM~lid by
i - nd (uh l b fon- his
1o., mnw I a : 1t 1 1! r of thI ti'e!
corp ation was, aeropted hy Presicei1n
W i* I-% !. ('hairnnlinl 1tllninlan's block
liv of 'his progralli was (ne1 of Ihe
t hin.-- that tled to .\lv. I) nman's Ii
I.;: Owii
Go al Goethl pla or en
s-tr l ;!:)': 'I-vo grea' tyovernmentlI ownI
<d s' ~ I tot l. dn a re ;
5tt! *l:i;. w I (l he akenl ti by I th
h'a:-d. It -: linde Istood I I. Ad
nitri ('apps, now mnana.ger of the(
fleet .ert'' ion, ii oppos to the
f (f con tracts proposed by I he
genecral Il thll work and that the
whol whclime may he abandonied. In
Itat event the iahricated (lhips would
be l iit in plii. te yard.; tor 'iveirn
The hlardl prIobably wvill mnake n1f
- move aar requisitioiig Aiericaln
tonalide a'1lrtad oiI the ianis frt sev
i aI Itys. o\ Ivrat h1 al hithes e
la t ra igh tene.I)(d ontl b11for1 an1y
ship Ir iden over.
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Helps
Sick
Women
Cardut, the woman's
tonic, helped Mrs. WiI
hlam Eversole, of Hazel
Patch, Ky. Read what
shte writ~es: "1 had a
general breaking-down
of my health. I was In
bed for wceks, unable to ~
get up. I had such a
weakness and dizziness,
. and the pains were
very severe. A friend
told me I had tried every
thing else, why -not
Cardu?.. . I did, and
soon saw It was helping
me . .. Af ter 12 bottles,
I am strong and welt."
TAKE
The Woraan's Tonic
Do yout feel weak, diz
zy, worn-out? Is your
lack of good health caused/
from any of the comn
plaints so common to
women? Then why not\
give Cardul a trial? It
should surely do for you
what it has done for so
many thousands of other
women who sutffered-it
should help you back to
health.
Ask some lady friend
who has taken Cardul.
She will tell you how it
helped her. Try Cardul.
All Druggists
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[EMPTION BOARDS
FURTHR CAUION[D
To Presient Dlis01harte of' 31enl onl Sole
tCrountis of .Uaterlia liardiship. Na.
tin's Interest Firs.
Washingt"'onl, Alog. I.--Nvery prveaul
lioll shouitid le laken by dist ric ex
p111111ion boards, tile appeal boiies. to
preventi dischar'ge of 11en fromt ile
mili ttary draft on sole grountls of miia
Itrial hartiship to thei intivii( ially or
to theuir employers, saitd a circular oil
tile dluly of (ItIriet boarts isIld to
day by Provost .\larshat (Gn. Crowder.
"It is 11he interest of ithe nation solv
ly that IIIIuist he served," sald G n.
Crowle(r athling tiit consillet inll
t itrial exeImpt;on lhoulliii be gran I i l
only to inpx absmt-ltly necSsIhar y o
tihe conlV. t of a 1111sinessit t . o I Ie -
niii li ia It to' aeawl l :Iie h
ial to roper rol ion lo the war. i
i'rs erict oard av t or igin al e
ait'Ion in~ ioa l tca iesist ih- s trial e-I
evid en t :: t f t h;e locai i 1111 -
b v [tI I li g rnv : dIeIpl icie. t e
to betii a ltiict i tot' tia ll i to thie
dis rict oa rd. Iii n.1li- - 'rotde l id.t illd
111a ' th aie hoatii. b c ae crftl ,
thoat i:t !h ise iv:tily te entirel:;
eit la I i lIi. Io 0'h Ilocal boar all 1
ti:Il ill bw appointei tl t . a1:.m
erl' lit ( 1,l ch lln er ag ital ien wh
be i iwieves 4:ischartt -i thl a
fialela licem i ' po i Ienlti at
StA i (Il.i.; .n Itehliival schools ar'1s not
to be discharg-ed unleri indillsril e:
"To disiriet boar 16is will bte i
ttd h solui on of ol of l It tI sI
vitl pr'oblems of It war." say'; I en
Crovdvr's circuhir. "Two are
too be accomplished -to raisev ari esi
antd to maintain indulstries'. it i."slf
evident that hill problelntsi inot a11s
lttely Io prv tpil intlifert'l lce witih lin
dps Itery' for that ihtshim .:'sible. It in
to reidtl t tren t lo a mnoim.
.\ klalnce mu11rl het :,lruck( andl nainl
wainll for the Ituilitary- andl imlastrial
nsedL of the 1ti0on.
"In sevking days nlanst it t e
it i' , th . n intere t too h s tion I o 'el
that nit t ('h b the t ha intors.
of indlivihe uals or associations'li ofi ii
dhiIt II fOll) V IN(.i cf li 15r OOV
"lo-ote tio in an inlividuai Case
i 1 'it O ay wo 10hl:
1. ik h it u tlu i 1 in (ie tion
nii i c itllnab lish n1 Mr a: t \r:. 'Iv.
o. 'rationi of 1h e1rm ilar'l horl is or lt
flitintenale f e ntt1, eii4, ational initral
daigthe enree'
".. l es the 1l'r'an, by v r inl rI
speel of whoin, thle dischargev I,- Claim1
1 '-. 14w upy s ch a1 sta.lus il siet (if
(11:h a nlece'sary iti lstry a1t h:ist
aI e ' C onIII( Ilo ho filiedl by anotheriv
111 11 it rt -ct u: -Nt a l in' .' 1tot o ria
io i't and < Ihet to h I tII ir, na.
an I tl(' tive. I rati n I toth prtit
- eao 0C ic I ~' e i'. ee t W.lt ,t
1i . at th . li .' Tisrv Aonionity ln''
'li I .d te optt o a'.' I tize. ng I we! m
mlen)bershipt) of the Cit'rchl.
.\lr. an(d AiS. J. T. Gillesie and chil
dren of Greeiville, spolit the week
end wAii Mr. iarris CIrry at1(1 faim
Illy, hlaving conIie down to atten( the
Cook reunnton neai Owings Priday.
X-iss Lola .\Mariti, who tias been
splening the niner333i(' with i' her istI'er
In 4 lat irns, (3 31 Iloille Ba IrII itay,
Vh r li, she will re inain for Solile Ituie
vi-ijting h3ont3efolks.
.\li -s .\Ialile Owings l1ha as her -nest
Sattllrday tigt .\t isses .\attie Shn
11(otis a13d 1.oise Owens.
Rev. anad Mis. N. Z. Nabors motored
up0 P')3n3 (oti3 Safltor 3(3ay evellig.
rentilaill g over 3ntil .\Monday wili
theIr miother. .\rs. I. S. 13rooks. They
w ere acetil 1Ian3 i('t h e by3 .\ lasters
Zack anitd \\'illiamu Naimr; who tuv
beei onl a wee; ' v 3-ii with relative!;
he-re.
.\M iss sti n\ of, l n1 'tiil, l4, 3
3 al exte .ddl viit with her i
. ) .\b . t-ril ble. i d ie . \i
.h unliv 1:4,11 \\'alk~linofRann spentl
0 1a! da ; ian; week; wil"i .\Ir. .li')
\aln: in !;amil.
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h:vw sii' . V. it wil lik esult;."
Tli hl3 Iii llhi133si Seiers
Thele wl be a mevt in I at Lgmi
ir tnch lilp33olin (s (hr'1I13 h' \ ill I li nsiII
co y ill" u-P I , 3 \\m I4i 4nig t II he
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''3 11n 3 day (3overin the second33 an33(
haird t S' 1:v5. i 1. t. !,. )ay's. wi th
Ithe 3 " r. 3''*C. .. Ta 4or. wVill have4 thel
4:43tin3 inl ('h33 42 . \\'e WH4 ih 113 lad33(
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il ph 33ae 3'op;y.
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nakes it:i j:iet''r -'3 31u 11'n' :. 3PP .
13y. The exact con(lltions In iussia news value. If is lIike a glipse at
before the revolutilon are depleted in, liussian le itself before the I-ItoLA
ti1 firt with remarkable lilelity. ti e thing. It i a .AN IMPROYED CASCARA
Allve I ra(y t akes tihe role of one or I Vita1 hisItoi al A Digestive Liuid Jsq~ative, Cathrtic
t liberly-loving leaders who at a leItional Vahite 1o every mli, wo!Il:,l andLiverTonic. Coq~ins Cascara Bark,
(ritical muolmiill refuses to play "tI .1 child th i.-; c vjt B I lag Root, hhbarnb Root, Black
a ve the (zar" and w Root, May Apple Root, Seru-n Lfeaves and
be ria a l lie result. it rown on a sren. See hi .:11' e o w p
ai table aromatic taste. Does not gripe. c
Thlis feature has1 really (r''eendou ll1 (he Operat lloujse 1.'riday.
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mo lip "TIMM
DELICIOU& -AND~ ON TIME
That's the beauty of the New Perfection. You're never delayed and
exasperated by a "slow fire." The New Perfection is~ as prorapt as it
13 efficient. Does everything a coal stove will do, and c-vs no raore.
A quick boil or a simmer, just as you like. two million five hunxdr~' ! ousand homes.
1F e visible flame stays put-no need to Ask your dealer to she v :-o ik rversible
watch ~* glass reservoir -a new'. a .a a aiv' f"mture.
No) waste while not cooking. It keep8 th<. ALADDIN S ilQV L21
kitchen cool.for best results-alwa n ~' a nd clear
New I erfections are now secrvinog over burning.
. STANDARD OIL COMPANY'
NRchond, Va. 'lA:1M~ Chales-o n C
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W"E.,.
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Satisfaion s it n
' SKXON "SIX
In Lioto at your selec- flexibiliy of its powerlow you
often a wide divergence between tion. experience a smoothness that
whatyo xpc and whait Witou
whzYOU expct Y Oyu Wt e-Very rie, every ile, satisfies your most critical ex
get. pc-tos
every moment you gain in good petto.
But in Saxon "six" they meet opinion of thi3 car. No matter what your stand
and blend. What you hoped In tie grip-sur stead inc ad, meance of
your car would do it does. Saxon 'Six" forcesyou to admit
Not in one phase, but in many of its stability in tructure a it is a good car---an unusually
phase l~enorm-good car.
---in every phase of its perfor- design.
ac e. Inth efrtes ase w'ith All that could be given by ex
In t e efnt esce.f o t b d a ce x e i
As your comfort in mind and which it masters hill and mud
muscle is catered to by you find evidence of its ability to nce, by inflexible deference to
resilence of the springs and cope with every exigency travel
cushioned confort of the uphol- may present. the Saxon ideal in manufacture,
stery, so is your pride in power In the active nimbleness with has given to this car.
and speed satisfied. wich it picks-up to greater and it a Cmod car. Let f prove
And the economy of Saxon
"Six" as revealed in its sparing " ( Y yu fOOt i'I th - SXon 'ix $935; Saxon 'Six
u e f gas and oil a nd the iight wl
toll it takes in wear froni ire hoix" Sedan $13 25: "Four" Road
parts is,; ain added cimfirma1- In the silent aod friction-lk Sle- $4-5.
As a Carcf!l Buyer You Should Investigate Saxon "Six" Before Buying a Ca of Any Price
oCro inon oSfthicar.
HOLMES SIMONS, Treas and Gen. gr.
1218 Hampton Street Phone 647 Colutubic, S. C
design