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of all headaches arise from
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strain. In such cases then
that is an unfailing one?p
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Automobile Equipment Fu
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H. W FRHAI
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Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove's. (
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless .
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well k nown tonic properties of QU1NINK
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Knriclies the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents
Senator Root says it is time for 1
the American people to shut up. It
is hoped that Teddy will consider that
as altogether personal.?Wilmington
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fleeting yours? If, so,
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eye-strjii.n. Dim vision, ,
ioon tire, granulated lids
lie to sorfife form of eye
e is but one remedy and
roperly fitted glasses,
should have their eyes
3eing taxed by study and
,sses. ,
you nothing, and if there
11 tell you so. My prices
able and I stand back of i
;e guarantee of satisfacOptometrist
Union, South Carolina
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serine Caskets and on Funeral occa
ance calls. We deliver Caskets any
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RTAKING CO. :
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ertaking Co.
and Embalmers
rnished When Desired
mptly Day or Night
Manager. i
Old Postofllcc Building 1
And now the fools hens are obscrvn?
eggless days.?Anderson Mail.
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Gives Quick Relief for
COLDS and
LAGRIPPE
I'rice 25c and 50c Per Bottle
:XTENSION OF FOREIGN TRADE ?
Washington, April 30.? (Correpondence
of the Associated Press)? jj
he business public was asked today
y the Department of Commerce to 5
ssist in carrying out a radical reviion
and extension of the govern- ?
icnt's foreign trade statistical classtication
which has been undertaken 'i
y the Bureau of Foreign and Domes- S
ic Commerce. ;S
Immediate suggestions are wanted :J
s to new classes of goods that ought 4
o he shown in the statistics for new 4
ubdivisions of the present classes. :J
The immediate object of the revi- 4
ion is the furnishing of more de- 2
ailed and accurate information for 4
he board engaged in licensing im- '4
orts and exports, conserving ton- 4
age, foodstuffs and raw materials. 4
t is Secretary Redfield's idea, howver,
that the statistics should be of
he largest permanent value to the 4
ation's foreign trade after the war, J
k'hich is why the views of business 4
ien generally are being sought to in- 4
icate the lines on which the revision
hould be carried out. 4
"In making suggestions for the ex- 2
>ort classification," the Bureau of ^
foreign and Domestic Commerce an- 4
lounced, "the business man should 4
tear in mind that the statistics are \t
>ased on the description of merchan- 4
lise as shown in export declarations, '4
iled by the shipper with the collec- 5
or of customs at the port of clear- 5
nice. A too detailed classification go- S
mr hevnnd enmnionlv used conimer- Z
Mai terms must therefore be avoided. ?
Likewise, suggestions regarding im- ;\
lorts should be made with due regard
:o the fact that statistics of imports
follow the tariff classifications and i
.he subdivisions for statistical pur- ;j
loses beyond customs requirements :j
ire difficult to obtain and are apt to ji
result in inaccurate and misleading ;J
figures." :]
The Tariff Commission, the Food |i
Administration, the War Trade :]
Roard, the Shipping Board and other :
war bureaus ar<> cooperating in the <
effort to obtain a more detailed class- i
ification and will ttike measures to j
insure compliance with the official j
classification. j
ALLIED WAR CONFERENCE
Washington, April 25.? (Corro- |
spondence of the Associated Press)? j
Versailles chosen as the meeting j
place for the allied war conference, j
which is to weld the armies and nav- j
ies of the nations, arrayed against ^
the Central Powers, into compact ,
fighting bodies, is a spot rich in historic
events. Through its lights and
shadows and the vast halls of the
stately palace of Louis XIV, have
wn 1 It f*i\ m on nrwl wmnnn urVi ao<1 nomaa
will live as long as history itself.
Here have been held solemn conferences
at which great wars have been
ended and the very fate of nations
and states determined.
There in 1789 Marie Antoinette
faced the wild mobs of the French
Revolution, there in 1871 the father of
Emperor William was crowned German
emperor and here France was
forced to sign the capitulation of
Paris.
Significant too is the recollection
that the site where American representatives
now are co-operating with
England and France there was signed j
in 1782 the preliminary treaty end- r
ing the American Revolution. j
In the magnificent palace erected
it an estimated cost of $200,000,000,
there were born Louis XV, Louis XVI, %
ind Louis XVII, as well as several of y
France's ablest military leaders. j
MOTHER! YOUR CHILI)
IS CROSS. FEVERISH, [
FROM CONSTIPATION t
f tongue is coated, breath had, atom*
nch sour, clean liver and
bowels
Give "California Syrup of Figs" at
>nce?a tqaspoonful today often saves
i sick child tomorrow.
If your little one is out-of-sorts,
lalfsick, isn't resting, eating and act- '
ng naturally?look, Mother! see if
;ongue is coated. This is a sure sign
:.hat its little stomach, liver and bow?ls
are clogged with waste. When
toss, irritable, feverish, stomach |
?our, breath bad or has stomach\cho,
diarrhoea, sore throat, fall of ,
old, give a teaspoonful of "California
Syrup of Figs," and in a few
lours all the constipated poison, undigested
food and sour bile gently
noves out of its little bowels without
.rriping, and you have a well, playful
hild again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
his harmless "fruit laxative." be-1
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ause it never fails to cleanse the ,
ittle one's liver and bowels and i
nveeten the -stomach and they dearly ,
love its pleasant taste. Full direction '
for babies, children of all a^es and 1
For tfrown-ups printed on each bottle. 1
Beware of counterfeit fijf syrups, i
Ask your druKffist for a bottle of I
'California Syrup of Fi^s;" then see '
:.hat it is made by the "California
Pifr Syrup Company."
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I BUY A DIXIE FLYErt, SAVE
GOOD NIGHT j
Laddie o' mine you're gone, i
To a far-off land for tonight,
jone, tho' I hold you here,
Little boy, so light;
jone, tho' I hold you now
Close to my heart so tight,
Boy o' mine, good night!
Laddie o' mine, you're gone
To far-off France to fiirht.
jone, bip boy I love,
Under the flap of ripht,
Vnd now alone I pray
God hold you safe in His mipht,
Soldier of mine, pood nipht.
?St. Loius Post-Dispatch.
One repret is that anti-loafinp
aws cannot be made to apply to some
nembers of Conpress.?Greensboro
"Jews.
You may do your part without
vearinp the khaki but you don't look
?alf as attractive to the pirls.?Florda
Times-Union. Baseball
heroes mipht do well to '+
enlist and see how many of their \
vorshippers would follow them into ^
lie war.?GafFney Ledper. 4
Sewing Circle With :
Much Whispering \
XV m Are /11 Crcttly Ind?l)t?d to Thoae
WhoTfli llicir ^ ^ J
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itofore the arrival of the stork tlicro la 3
nuch to tr.-!k n'.iout. The comfort ?f t!ie 3
xpectant mother is the Chief topic, and there 3
s sure to ho snmeone who has used or 3
mows of that splendid external help?Moth- 4
:r's Friend. 4
Nfausca, nervousness, bearing down and 4
dt etching pa.its and oilier symptoms so fa- 4
ailiar to many women are anionic tho 4
ir.-aded experiences thousands of mothers say f
hey entirely escape by the use of this fa- 4
m-us remedy. 4
Its Influence on tho flno net-work of nerves f
i l ligaments just bencuth the skin is won- 4
lcrful. f
Hy tho reinilar u?o of Mother's Friend 4
luring tho period tiio muscles are made f
Mid hept soft and elastic; they expand easily, f
Mlliout strain, when baby is born nnd the f
j.,in aud danger at tiio crisis is naturally '
less. '
Mother's Friend is for external use only,
Is sold by all druggists, nnd should tie used with
tho utmost regularity. tVrtte to tho
llr.idteld Regulator Co., l.ainar Ridg.,
Atlanta, Ga., for a valuable and interesting
' Motherhood Book." There Is a wealth
of laatruction and comfort to bo derived
In reading tills little book. It Is plainly
written and will ho a splendid little text
book for guidance, not only for yourself but
will make you helpful to others. And In
the meantime do not fall to get a bottle of
Mother's Friend from tho drug store and thus
fortify yourself against pain and discomfort.
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8uild her aSumme
Build a few conveniences around
the house for your wife. A spacious
airy kitchen is a wonderful help during
the hot summer days. This extra room
can be used for other things too.
Walls and Ceilings of Beaver Board
will give it the proper finish, and help
make it a substantial addition to your
home. ?
Possibly you have other remodeling
in mind. Drop in and let's talk it over.
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Fish on Tuesdays
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