The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 30, 1918, Image 6
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Takes Good Light
and Good Eyes
{. The steadiness of Rayo light
-neither flicker nor flare
makes it almost as easy to do
delicate, particular tasks by )
lamplight as daylight. f f
RAYO LAMPS t3j i i
don't take off either the chimney or k
shade. Merely raise the gallery and 3 iJ i
touch a match. A Ilayo is easy to
re-wick and easy to keep clean. It
is artistic and ornamental.
If your dealer doesn't carry layo
Lamps write our nearest station.
Aladdin Security Oil guarantees
best results from lamps, stoves and
is heaters.
STANDARD OIL CO.
1 { ' ( N w J e r sy ) j
Wash 'gtn, D.C.
Richmond, V..
Charlotte. N. Q
Charleston. W. V.
Charlestona. S. C.
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FOR SALE
FORD TOURING CAR
1916 MODEL
IN GOOD SI-APE
W. H. CLINKSCALES
Box 40 ':TIE INSURANCE MAN" Phone 216
Laurens, S. C.
O W E N BROS. MARBLE
& GRANITE CO.
)M'SIGN1IRS
\IANIIFACT'UREciS
11t L("CTORS
Dealers in everything for the ceme
ter'y.
The largest and best'einippeti einn
umentiaI ill inii the Carolinas.
GREENWOOD, - - S.C.
RALEIGH, - - - N. C.
Ladies' Silk Waists
Another duplicate order just received
by express. These are unquestionably
the most attractive and stylish on the
market for the money.
Price $2.50
Colors: White, Flesh, Maize and Black.
A suitable article for a holiday gift.
As only a limited quantity could be
had, if interested we suggest that you
act promptly, before the sizes are
broken.
W. G. Wilson & Co.
PROCLAMATIQN BY PR[
CAL8 I
Two Wheatless Days a Wee
Houses Told to Sell 4
enty Per Cent.<
In Other
Washington, .1an. 26.-The Ameri
can people will go on a war bread
diet Monday as a part of a war ra
tioning system prescribed tonight by
('resident Wilson and the food admin
istration. "Victory bread," the ad
ministration calls it.
The rediced rations are asked for
the purpose of creating a large ex
port surplus of food for the Eiopean
allies. ('urtailment of consumption
will be acconmplished largely by volun
tary effort, but force will he employed
whervter permittel under the food
control act.
The rationing system, as presented
by the president in a proclamation
and by Food Administrator 1loover, in
a list of reguIlations, forms the ad
ministration's 1915 food conservation I
prograin, of which the chief features
are:
A haker's bread of mixed flours,
beginning .\onday with a five percent I
substit itlonl of other cereals for wheat I
until a 20 per cent subst itulon is
r'eachIied IPehltianry 2.
Sales by retailers to houseliohlers of
arn ellital a1110111t of silbstillite flolr's
fI'r every p0o11n(1 of wheat flour pilu
tiased at Ite tine Ilie wheat. loii' is
ale by mille'rs to wholesalers and
Wholesalers to retailers of only 71t
1twr (ctnt of the amlounlt of wheat tioun
i-iult last year.
Two wrhea:tless dlays :I week --''on
day aInd \Weinesdaty -and (lnle' wheat
less meal a day.
tme Ieal less day a week---T'ues
(lay and111 o1' meatless imeal a day.
Two ior kless days a week --ues
day and Saturday.
\lanni'fatoilr' s of 1i1acaroli, spa
:lin-tti, nnoodles, erneketrs and br(-ak
fast finttis. pit, etke anti 11 st Iry will
lIw 11<'01t-1-< to hbuy only 711 percent
of tiltir last year':; pirllhast's, ;tlUI are
a:14li 14 pet'rfortla a p:lt rio it' service
b1} ull 11h.<:letitille (hlrs.
-'toilr will b" :old through~ the, re;C
tilar ini tuitels Inti in s tt-h a oiasn.r
that eachii l it' i tniii * will rec iv'e its
equilet I nt : htre.
'il'h li lillil s l 'it l((tl W ill j4(r
vhas<e for Ill. army.N ;Intl for thy' allies.
la i' liI II 7I 1ed re( et-1' i . :.I per ictt of
th1'e th'tla I ol l 't ; ati y 4 l at of iliis store
\I ll Iti l e nt . o ;. whe rwet 14)u 'nts if
ot s af n l e t n will illy pII or the
Wlheat s millers :Ire r(es ad uire to '
din- one barrel of 1161ur of li I m ; poul nldis
front 2 I pounds of what. which rep
resents a il per cent rlour. No patent
or s:pe tc ili floors. mty be ianufae
be' madeas uua
) lts all ndi 41 re tauran11 t' w''iill 'be
ltssedl tlst hakries and wol bt asks
Sll~tt I J folefooImi ist t 1) w i fh
1p11I'rinited iv l (to 1design t the wh'eatless I
meal' s n'nc taethee ths i
d'on'lth food( ad:( oIninisrto re-4' 1
<41eis t hat l t' he'l evi ng (i e b1e4 A b41
13id'i alling fnahi pbl.'ora'ur
the reuin I 'In'1t4 ontsmt, maketst
to stp the wasgt' of fio 1. It ks a441
trenerl (4bs1rvanc elifeve foodi th
1.t''iniratio's r'egliat.Ions anll snlis
ali tlit ile I.,i4 t ittl'l t .nel (i he adown
their11 141 ionsu 114ion oft sualro. is
Thril 'nis( hnlt forcbto liistion-o
t.1hi Ionetion 'a thi wfood5 admiitrall
"Thes ffetl( r.llir's ar te ruleng iso
dependente somly upoin th ood inll
ofcand tahedwilannall of te Aopwri
mpllih a lare ian but onte pole
SID[NT
)R MOR FOOD SAYING
k Should be Kept-.-Supply
customers Only Sev
f Wheat Used
Years.
vheat grain. 1oth France and Eng
land have recently cut down the bread
Cation by alnost half.
If the voluntary rationing system
'ails in this country, it then, Mr.
}Doover said-today, "is up to congress.
We have no powers under the law to
'ompel people to eat less."
President's Proclamation.
\Washington, Jan. 'ti.-Many causes
rave contributed to create the neces
ity for a more intensive effort on the
iarit of our people to save food in
irder that we may supply olr asso
ntaes in the war with the suistenane('('
itally necessary to them in these
lays of privation aInd stress. The re
hiced prodiictivity of tl',ti rope because
if the large diversion of man power to
h'e war, the partial failure of har
ests and the elimination of the more
listant markets for foodstuffs through
he destruction of shipping, places the
)irdete of their subsistence very
argly on pilr sho'rlders.
The food administration has form
ated suggestions which, if followed,
vill enable irs to meet this great re
ponsiiility. Without any real incon
elnience ol our part.
In order that We riray rediuce ou r
onsuirptionl of wheat and wheat
1rodt is by thiry percent----a re(u'
ioln imperat ively necessary to pro
ide tne slipply for oversCiea-whole
salers, jobbers and retailers should
irchrase and resell to their customers
iily seventy per cent of tire aiotirls
rsed it 1917. All manufacturers of
linierita ry pastes, hbisciuits. crackers,
mastly and breakfast cereals should
'edc their 1o1rlhases anrid consumip
toni of whea't and wheat flour to sev
'nty perecent of their 1917 re~iuire
nits, arid all bakers of lread and
ohls to eighty percent of their cur
ent rettiiremlen t:;. ('erions 'i('rs sirllotId
edurce their" pulrchiases of wh1eat pro
hIrels for thme reararion to alo.;
1!, mty 're ir of tirol of lat year.
w , i l'i hllyina bread, shnihi piir
-hlawc lixed t creal bre-a~l fromt t11
To p rltih' (it rig l i(('real food,
lonws:. iniblic (;atinr place's, dealers
id ina r firr ta r ers loulli silstitlie
pIalrrluie., \ (jtb ( , rr n, ha i li -
riand 'rr ie ods l st Iad be obhe i'xed
irs al bread ati othser pIr(ts of
h1 Ilo aIrnis aich contuinl an esmix.
ure of other cerreals,
in order ealr consum(ption may oe
restricted to ti s extent, .\londays
and sWednsdays should he observed
Is wttheasd ch we, eekr , and one
1hou hac dI e observd e I e'h da
Viiief, Iork and( ttri ati shdearo in, Tes
v.e('k shroul d frther' he1 obser'ved as a
lay' upo whlt ~lich t here shrould be rio
(iis nsuption (If 11(rk ilrodiucts.
.\ con tinuned s'oniomyr ini the uiso of
'gar ill b.1Ie niecessariy runt i later in
hei yi'ar.
Iis timprt'at ive that all wvaste arid
Ifinec(.ssary consumptitjolt of alt sor'ts
if t'oodsturftfs should bie rigidly ('lim1
niated(.
Th'ie mrai intenance(4 of thle he alIthI arid
tr'ertgthI of (tlou ri ple~l( is vitally
ecessary at thiii time and there
bou1(1li e nio daingerours restr'lettin of
hei- foodi suphply; but. the eliminationt
if every~ sort or wvast e anrd thre subisti.
ition of other1 (li tiruodliti es of whlrichi
ve hrav~e moret'( abutndanrit suire (s for
hiose' which we nried tio save, will In
mo way imi Ii'ri'h strenigtht of ouri
>pl('ri( and( wiil enrable is to mieet e
Cf thre mrost riesing obligatiotns of thre
I, theriefore, ini tire natitonal interjest
akei thre liberty ofI (Cllinig upon01 everiy
ral Amrienn to take fully to hieat
urhrt(e1l by> thre lood admtinistrtat ionr
rit i o enginrg thlat they!3 be followed.
amrr ('onrideni't bhat thre great irody
Soitr111 won~ltn wthoi have' labrored so
ryaltly in ehi-opieratio whh1~Itl thre food
dlnittrationr for thre.suiee'ss (If food11
oniservat Ion will1 st rerigthlen threir1 cr
orts anid will take it as a part of
he(it'ri brdten in thIis period of nratIion al
irvice to see thIatI theii above suiggesj
tiins are obrser'ved t hrloulghottli thi'
I h White i!otuse, Jani. I8, 198
Po Indigestioni, Coni~tlpationi or
Biliiousnesss
Just try one 1O--cent bottle of LAX-FOS
WiTH PEPSIN, A I.:iuid igiestive
I axaitivo pleasant to take. Made arid
cconumended to the pubilic tby Iaris Medi
men Co.,muanirfacturers of In'xartivo Bromro
3ninine arnd Grove's Tuasteless chili Tonic.
EI,IZABETH CITY MINISTER
PRAISES INDIGESTION REMEDY
Says He Thinks There .Is Nothing Like It and
Friends Who Have Taken It Also Got
Relief From Stomach Worries.
A Non-Alcoholic, Highly Concentrated Iron Remedy
The llevend 11. 11. Norman, of Lliz- a fraction of the crop they could it
abeth City, North Carolina, wrote the their health permitted harder work.
other day: "I suffered fromn indigestion continnink his statement, this minis
troubles for a long tine and must say ter said: "1ilding so much relief for
it was hard to tind relief until I hyself I have lot friends use bottles I
bought the tirst bottle of Acid Iron have bought and they too were re
Mlineral, but now I am able to per- lieved and strengthened so I 'ant to
:orm duties that before its use I had recommeIt to all now as I think
to almost entirely abandon." there is nothing like it.'
People iii ill walks of life ind it Acid Iron Minueral is the product
harId to do their work, when the dilges- of a natural and truly remarkable na
tion is poor and system beconies un- 11u1a11lion deposit found in Mississippi,
der.nou rished. The bricklayer with highly concentrated and a great rene
high Wages preva ilinig often cannot get dy for stomach, digestion, kidney,
ahead beeniuse of poor health. It is blood and ic acd coat iilaiits. Get
thle same w-it f a rmoers who raise lbut a1 bottl I i'Ioday.
flJZ&JNN~offee
and Good Cheer go to ether
CikeoPontsnuunh and Sweet Potatoes
BECAUSE Luzianne males the best-tasting
cup of coffee you ever drank. It's roasted
eWhen It just right. The fragrance-you can't forget it.
Pours, It And the flavor is delicious.
Reihgns" Coffee-lovers know that Luzianne just hits the
spot, for it's full of punch and pep.
If you don't think that this good old Luzianne
is worth what you paid, then tell your grocer
and he'll give you back every cent.
zA and S
BE n k bt
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LOST!
Months of service are lost to your wearing
apparel and household goods for the want' of
proper cleaning.
We Have Special Facilities for
Cleaning or Dyeing, and Our
Methods are "Always Safest and
Best.",
DO NOT NEGLECT YOUR FURS
Our methods restore freshness and add life. We
dye Furs also.
Make a ,Survey of Your Wardrobe and Let Us Serve You
FOOTER'S DYE WORKS
Cumberland, Md.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Vherver Ford cars haIe pioneer101, lrd
4 service has kept pace. It is the factor whleh
sitrnt hens1 the personal relation be10 tween
l'oi d or ' ner and the Company)'. To get the
best p~osFile serv'ice fromt your W ord ear,
'bring ili c r when1) it nIeIs attention and
get the b114eeit of Fordi supervision through
out. We use Ithe geneuine INord parts and
give you the benellt of Ihe regular standard
Iord( price". Tourling Carl $uil0, IZ1unabout
$3 15, Sedln $1 5, Coui 1elet( $5'05, Town Gilar
$595 - all f. o. b. DetroIt. On dislay and
for sale by
WALDROP'S GARAGE
Laurens, S. C.
Nil. " -