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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-20
SOCIALIST VOTE
SHOWS BIG GAIN
IN WISCONSIN
Lenroot and Thompson Race
for Senate Is Still Unde-
cided.
lsuLLETiN]

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. March 20-Re-
ports from all but seven counties OF
the state up to 1880 o'clock this after
noon gave Lenroot lead Of 2.4S8 over
Thompson. With some counties COM
plete and most of the votes reported
in others, Lenroot had 61,663 and
Thompson 59,175.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
GOVERNMENT CLERKS
BENEFIT BY STAND
TAKEN BY PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. July l.. - Congress
eliminated a legislative rider requiring
,,uvcrntnrnt clerks IN work eight hour
:, day instead ot seven from the lcEIsII-
live. executive and Judicial aPproprlA-
tin-, hill today after PRESIDENT WILSON
h,i Sr;n"d the m"aSur" because "t M
rruNi>irm Saiary Increases Tor 10"
,.lrrl> rt $l2u 4 year IL meet inc IA
ERASED cost OF living were left IN
changed.
Th.. prnSid"n, took tho position thai'
having asked private" employers In max"
No. chang. IN working conditions uniaF
orahl,. To labor during til" war. he coui"
not aSscn, I" u hill under when th'
::..y,:.liucut Ii<,'lf would make Such i
change.
Wia"u an effort 10 o:crrldc the w"
rnti.r! in TIA" h"US". the bill pron1p'IH
We. rc.pasSrd without tho rider, an"
similar H.tI.u IN the senate followed,
rn,. <..uat". however. added An amend
,u.ui extending the salary advances l"
,nirl.y,S paiG from lump SUM hrtI'-
ur!:,liruS. This latcr was 3Cccrteu u!
the. house and tn" measure HOW s""S
back tr The president.
Tho vetoed prnyisi was M amen'
tii.nt 10y representative f"rIahu' "a
Missouri vino for :. LON; tinc has he"h
fighting /" establish All eight houF OIL:
IN .nLr"nfnrMt DEPARTMENTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
RECRUITING NOTES

Recruiting at tho local stations IS
starting nu; we'll for tho month III"
recruiting av'T:tr" Tor the past month
was very high and -" officers arc ID
ing MI in their power 10 keep up tn"
record.
Private SrNdek"r az the marine re-
"ru!,;nS station son tw" men 70 rItiS-
hurch! y"St"T,Hy. i"r '.nai nNaninaI ion
aul accepted orc. Those sea {" Pats.
!.u-;h w"r" William Edward Mathi*"n uf
Wheeling. md tlaud Raymond lti>"r
&C East. Springfield. Q. The lai az
>"pt"d was 'i"org" Lyndon Camp bill o.
Holidays Cove W. Va.
Mate Whistler o" Tho navy accepted
rrur men yesterday. three nf whom will
Ionv" to-day for Pittsburgh Tor final on
amrrati"n. They arc: Edgar H. Duct,
Ii VI" tins Ferry: John Carl Surg" Of
Reader: Ray t'luhariy nC I'Inrv, ard
Maroll G. >,I,r;r,l"r "C l."ncN. who Will
!.av. ThurSrla% for his final cxnrnina-
ton I'r"drirk VI. Barnett Of ErnwnS-
lille. LEI. yesterday tnr rittshursh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
OUR JOKE COLUMN
By "Bin" Hohenzollern
Of Berlin.

PARlS. July Threat, Britain must
tnrn over il; war fleet 10 Germany,
return Gibraltar 10 Spain and restore
F.gyp, and The SurZ Canal 10 turkey.
Gvcar britain. Franc" and the United
States must pay Germany an indrm-
nifty Of at least So. 900 moo, 600. Eel
GUM and French territory must De
surrendered
These are among the conditions m
cludcd in the German peace program
published in III" NdChrlchten oil Cor
lilz. Prussia. BY Count Room. mri;'-
her Of 1hr pruSSian House OF Lords,
according 10 EIayaS dispatch from
BaSlr, switzerland.
Count l;urn says Germany is enti-
lied To the following terms because or
It's strength. and until they arc real
lied there should be no armiStlcr and
no cessation Of Submarine warfare.
Annexation Of belgium, with ad-
ministra'iyr autonomy in The interior
Independence Of Flanders.
ANNEXATION Of The entire Flanders
coast, including Calais.
Annexation Of lie Hricy and Long
Wy basins and The Toul, Brlfort anu
Ncrdun regions eastward.
Restitution to Germany az al her
colonies. includin" kaiuLt hon.
Great Britain To crda 10 Germany
such naval bases and CnaIinS stations
as Germany deSignaICs.
Great Britain must return Gibral'
tar To Spain, ced" lis war fleet 10
Germany. restore Egypt 10 Turkey.
and the Sucz Canal to Turkey.
Greece must be rr-"Srablishcd under
former King Constantine, with from.
tiers as before The war.
Austria and Bulgaria will divide
Serbia and Montenegro.
Great Britain. France and the
United States must pay all Of Gnrma
ny'S war costs. the indemnity being Il
minimum of 81. hUn. 900, 00n. They
also must agree 10 dcli"cr raw. mate
rialS Immediately.
France and Belgium are to rom I'm
occupied at their expense until the
conditions are carried cut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
MaiorsvNle Briefs

-rhe ". s. :. div. was an oyer tnH
ton. success h.v- The Floomti''d
school dis,-ic. bought ti.ST5 worth OK
!. stamps. and WIart"ns Runs d:s,e'ct'
sl.7F0.
Misses Hazel Eah,haush and ALA AZ
ktnson were r.'rcnt visitors at the WILL
liam kahibauSh hntu" IT ''r'?SN!Hr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fh'IiP> "i .NHo"
spent Friday with Mrs. 1!'zto''a AT
cher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy C;ett!n=A arc 'tt'"
daughter, and Mrs. f:tra AH"y w"r" 'hH
guests Saturday "t MIR. and MIS- H''"''
uel C-ider Of Ella CROW
Mr.. and Mrs ttcwltt and. Ms. fGiFa
Majors and l.t,!n son. Sr.nt TUESDAY
with Mrs, Elizabeth 'ln't"r nt WIN
Ridge.
Miss Frances Murphy &C ''an'"c"3 an1
Mrs. Jenui. Chambers >H'"; saturday
with the ia:;.r'~ h'uGht":. M9''. ''''
Phillips ot Suca" ';r"N'.
DR.. W. y. Srnm"'iS ""tU:n"a I" 'n'
cantonn,.u; after ~T-':r'!'nr e ia On?
furlou.h with his mother. Mrs. Mary
ca,nn,nns o: cabs pr. Summons VIII
be assigned :" overseas cu'% shorty.
Tho sturk visited Tia" h"n' of Nr.
and Mrs. Wal; tiflh"r-y r.>''"H'l* Tor
the fourteenth I'M. having 'h"'a ''''
happv poSS"S>"-> e bouncing roy
Their cid"s; sor. Grant. Will IL called
TO tn. C"l"-S soon.
Born. T. Mr. aid Mr.. Damn" if'S"".
Jr. us E.,i.l. u daughter.
Mr. and Mrs i. -. ''an.?n">'' ~ rim
Grove, spit III. w".I:.rni with relatives
at~As jorSI .i'".
Mr.. and Mrs. Ert.S - s'"!'|'''S ';r"N"
r,..rn ,.,!r;,(:; ~ Id friends q; 'h'S
,,1u,.r N',fIn.S,;nI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
DEAD MAN MAY HAVE
Been INMATE OF THE
ELM GROVE INFlRMARY
DiSratch - The Int.,tl S"u"er.

Special Dispatch :" The Int"ll: i,"n"er.
NAJOESVII.LE. W. VT. LAZY i
The body OF ;n.' unfortunate rnnn NJ"
was found dead by III" road SD Rear
the Clcnden,uur hone. frtGay 'E"'uhS
by Mr.. Gorby. MAS INFERRED ~ IN" S;'t"tn
cemetery.
At the inquest tn" body WIS identified
as that OF an pid man VII" ''S.i"d III"
gas COMPRISING station 4 Fortnight aS'.
where h. received aid IN tn" WAY OF
clothinGo and money. II" I; tniH 'i'h's
,ov,. NJ, ,,rfii,Ir.. :,.,our; nf himself A.
to canl. and i.ar" "c r"*i''''iI'''. ="
letters or rar"c;, wh' n might i'''i !"
Identification Nrre found: nothing IN
ccpt d small SIM -; money a,:'t ~ par
ct gold trimmed nose glasses. ! -
thought h. may hIv" been an :hNA'>
oC a county h"m". ard had w'nn'r"i
away from tha, institution. AnNnH"
having a clrw VIII pi"2s" report I"
Squire MeiShru. Mind Ridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02

:,r:r Hcr':s from -" beginning Il the
.,.,.,..h. i'rcv,SiSu - ,uaH> II thn -"Sh-
,a1;.r fer ,.ilildr"r! with tn. dis.asH l";tr-
,r- IN. premises !; rs Stays not lcSS
;n;,n iiv" -; from any Other chilli ani
wears an arm band marked "wh"np'nS
cTriHh.'
u:h"r children IN tho house with
xhoop!uc cough may no; attend school
or ether public gatherings. pth"- "hiI-
,;rrn exposed !" IN" '!ISfas" may Il"
Guar;tn;nrrrd FIR :: days from date or
.>uoSur~ The .>pu<"d children. h"w-
eyer. may !.',vr IN" h"uS'. and attend
,,:iN!u. gatherings ~ I'll" discretion "t
l.alth officers. Gases mus: All b" re-
ported. AS in III" past. To the local health
nili,'.rs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
Picnic.

At the Salem NJ. r. grounds. IN INC
Fourth Of July. Fed Cross METAPHORS " ~
have the Big -Four -whi'A. ny .'''
way. has grown {" be n" H'S "'N
Of Washington. Ia. t" sing ARA y"
terrain you. In tho evening an '"u""
entertainment will b" gwen, a. VIII
a small admission f"c VIII D. 'H''' -.
At least four 1rou1tncnt Sp<>aktTS "H'
be present and Will speak on inc "''
issues OF the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
THE Y. {. {. DRIVE
Noted Speaker Here.

Tho Hon. Favor Melvin MaCln-
tire Of NctIci r"Hut: viii b" the
principal speaker Al n" thrift
stamp meeting at Twelfth and
MARKET streets t!jS evening.
Thcr" Will hc m "u; T.! town
speaker each evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
LAUNCH FOURTEEN DESTRoHEHs'

WNSIIIN'iTnN. July l.--~F"urt''n G"-
slrr.rr4 VIII II" iaun'.h"! from Am''1-
IAN yards on July !. Those with NAM
l"r rf ra@I" hcnts. will represent TN
.,iyyy'S STAR. - tonnage ~ AK" to H.
water in celebration "f lnd"H'h"en'"
na!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02

Tho council a.. III" Obi" STAT" Medical
as%o"!alt"n. which includes in its m"'a-
i,cr-hjr t.4Tn Ohio physicians and sur
-e"ns. =; It's quarterly rH""''"" her"
,n-tIiv :tiop,ed resolutions ur:.lnG all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02

TO economic in their de-
inarfs on tho nursing profession ST. thai
more nurses may H.. spared fnr foreign
service under the American Rcd Cross
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
Died Of wounds.


!'riAal.E.
\irr,rl Franc. Nuuk'rs. y.
Jess l.. n;N"n. Ia,k~h"nr IN.
r.lt..,. .Ia,k..,u ''larhN H.. Arh.
Murr!- -: Eriis"U. Nn"ry. Miss.
Died OF Disease
.S.",:.:rnr charlie. {. F'"G%;. paTi"m. -
corporal rii.nn II. counts. Mulberry
Nrk
t'riNHt",.
.rrhn \. nodhS Decatur. III.
lanes .la.kS"u. '.'"rd"l,. Tin.
Jeremiah :. Lynch. Er""hiHr. y. Y.
lanes Palmer. Vance. :. t.
Franklin H. Whtt"m"r'', Ha~h"N
NV Hampshire.
I.rut"i,nIr ',""re" 7. pl.auShln. l'''
Died of Accident and Other Causes.
''"rpur!r,*.
JOHN ui.ury r"rman. Jr.. Er%t -.
.l"~,.rn ,;nIla.,hrr. ,ashaln"T 1r"lH"H.
I'riyiii..s.
llrrI".-, T., I'ay,"n. '>a">a% Guy.
N.ni." l'urll%. %H'nr"r Mo.
Louis Williams. l."Na. hrk.
Severely Wounded.
;"rt"atrts'
Michael 10 MarA". -. Third street..
Jersey ''i,v. =. j.
Joseph Wahl. ilum'h"r"uE;". I.uN"m'
burg.
inrPornls.
Martin II. Betty. Hooker. Okla.
Arthur ~. Fuoir. Mildiehury. conn.
.I"ss" T. iIuhh%. Lamb. Ill
Edwin StrInw"'ll". Ne. Il avenue. Gary.
Iml WASHINGTON h"i"n.
Barry Tuur:cl":. Putnam. Conn.
M.rhanI' ,1.m tiu"'tInan. 'umn"r-
land. Va
ITIvat"S:
VIII \. Carey. south AUSTIN, Tex.
Lnrnrs f.. Clarke. /" Thirty second
,trr.t 1:rtrn;t. Mach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02

born under King Constantine. and n""
an American citizen. paid cash for NOR.
than s.;nn worth "i w. y. s. \ HUE
n"r.. and he'll Do y p"rShnG L'mli"I'
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-07-03
SlXTY-FIEE TO CAMP.
LHHrcns Sclectmen Lett Thursday
Morning for Military Training at
Camp Jackson.

|
] SiXty-fvc white soicctmcn left
Thursday morning for Camp jackson
a. w. Fisher and +. S. Stokes having
been placed at the head of them by
the local exemption board before their
departure. A large crowd Of friends
and relatives were at the station to
500 them off and the men departed
| III high spirits.
The following is list of those who
wH:c iii the party:
Girls. Alexander. Murray Willis
| Adams, I.ud!c Frank Avcry. Tilman
Afford. Martin Henry Ballard, Lewis
E;zol Bean. S. II. Blakcly, Alexander
Lake Brooks, William Clarence Bur
zen. Manicy Bobo, Clayton Daxton
Eca acham, Clatc Franklin Batter, Er-
6. Fin5on noazman, Coyt Franklin
, I~,c"la.l, Claude Grady Iusti, w. Grow
CT Clark, David Pierce Curry, John
. frank Chapocli, Bolton Cooper, Will
, lam Moore Dial, Bob Fleet Drum
:3ond. Gardner Lander Davis, Burk
Tullcr, Arthur William Fisher, Ernest
I. Franklin. Clark Griffin, George B..
! G:.:cc, David watson Garner, Aleic
, I.i,iin, T;;fus Hollis Cause, Charles
y. GaGquc, Jr.
john ID. Grimes, Tahmagc Leroy
iiam:H. Laurence G.. Holmes, Henry
Han, J. lIld Hart. John Tillman
LGn1cG. James Earl Johnson, VIII
N"i&ht. John Walter Lewis, McKin-
tay w. Lawton. Wc!;cn Kenneth Nit
chcll. Nca1it llugh Mahon, George
Watts Mason, Charles Kelly M,Cucn,
Edgar S'@tzlc" ODcM, Wade Cothran
Fin&on. Huber, jones Pitts. Fred Hen
dcr:cn Pcarcc, Clarence f.. Stokes, Da-
Tid Washington Rcddcn. Willie Stcpp
Smith, Augustus NJ. Sisk, Charles Ed
(; ward Turner, Sammic Clyde Tayo.r,
i,obc"t SpCarman Turner, Charles
Kirk Tempictol. W!llic g. Tumblii..
William .Als;c Taylor, Jeff Robert
Willis, Columbus Calhoun Wcathors,
Ecnjamnc Anscl Whitmirc, Carlton
Frank Wian, Warren Allen Young.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-07-03
LEMONS WRITTEN AhD
GEAUTiFY Tile SM;fI

E"'ic this hc,.H,y iotion chranly fer
year race. meek, arms and Ii:,udS.
\, the cos; Of a small ia! Of ordinary
cod crC2n one can prepare fuil
Qu&rtCr o.nt Of the noSt wonderful
lc!Hon skin Scf;oncr and cOn,plcNinn
hc;u;ilic". BY squeezing ,hc Juice OF
t"o fresh lemons into Il bottle
containing three ounces Of or
chard white Sarc should be
taken to strain the juice through Il fine
cloth so 10 lemon pulp gcts~fn then
this lo;ion will keep froshrfor months.
Every woman KNOWS ibft lemon juice
is used to bica1 apd remove such
hlcmishcs as frdck*Ss, sallowncss and
tan ana is The Mcal skin softcncr,
wlitcncr and bcauticr.
Just try il. Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug stor" and
two lemons from the grocer and malc
up quarter pint Of this swcctly fire.
grant lemon lotion and massage j.
daily into the face. neck, arms and
hands. 1t is marvellous to smoother
rough, rcd hands.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-07-03
SCORES OPPONENTS
AT BENNETTSYILLE
Mr. Die, CriticiScS iillmnn and Blcasc.
Small Crowd Present.

BcnncttSvillc, June 2G.-Onc hun
ircd and twenty-five Marlboro Coun-
ty voters heard the senatorial candi-
dates here today at a meeting fca-
'ured by tho most aggressive speech
set delivered by n. b. Dial. The Lau-
ems County candidate made no apollo
W for his scathing remarks rclajil
% his two absent opponents
If any mans health was such that
lie could MOI make tho campaign as il
was six years ago. then he had no
usinc$s in the rIcr. The man who
could attend and refused to come had
70 right to consideration by the voters
IN election day. Russian Bolshcviki
were today added to the list Of |. w.
W. and other disloyalists. whom Mr.
Dial has suggested as proven patriots
IN sand baeging the government and
available to help Mr. Blcasc in his as
rault uDon President Wilson and tho
administrators COR declaring war on
Germany
The atljjutc CT Confederate rOldicr,
)ward Gu"h procedure 1G months AZ
er Tie NJ" -'c'"teI thH { ia.
cgan w"s ha'i un rs worthy Of c,nn-
alton. The day was declared as tht,
lay for nrC-GCrman sentiment il thc
nitcd States 10 end abruptly ana cv.
~ man Join hands with the p"csiIon;
hoc tr i,>, .l,> Il ,>r Al ..,.:r
Tar would cNl only NhcN thc Amc.i-
an boys had whipped the devil out &C
'crmany and not until then BlCaac
las been to but one Of the camp9i2n
meetings. thus far. Since he spoke III
FORK he has been lost in the miSts
nd his return to the spruce patch was
Happily phrascd today by Mr.. Dial
II a spccd-limit joke. 4 farmer and
is wife were driving 4 mule 10 tho
city, a huge board at the corpora'c
mitS held IN the solemn warning.
Speed limit H. miles al hour" The
isit to the city wHS terminated
bruptiy With the husbands OhscrvG-
ion, "Old woman. We lust as well so
'ack, We cant make it," Mr.. Dial al
fired another anlvn INFO The Til
nan camp when he read the rccorl
6 Scn?tHr Ti''r,ar'S votes tho lass
wo session; % con"rCSH. to CmDha-
izc the senator's inability to With
tand the cNacti0nS OF his post
or the lIl votes cast at tho FIRST
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-07-03

| life was ever pure in It's purnosC
and strong In its striving. Mai. JAS.
Lidc ecker died at his home here
this afternoon at O'Clock. Tho
! Hnd was not unlocked for ALTHOUGH,
| '; came suddenly. For some fcw
years Major ecker had not taken
active detailed management Of his
'argc aHd varied business interests
hut his active interest and influence
was fc't in his affairs. Generally
ne discussed the details regularly
With his sons and loutcnants and
in"dr man" suggestions rs to ttcir
management. Almost daily reports
and conference swcrc held With hia
sons.
Major Coke: died in his S2nd ycai'
Hnd this long sNan of honorcd year.
made a life record which can only
conc to spirits Of strcnS purpose
&Ad of the purcst mould IT. pcacc
,"nh in war he served his couniry :"
- brave and useful So and his l!cc
has left rich heritage Of ncb,c
ideals. !; cent? tl.EutiCn 10 his State
md ii; cc"Ntry. He Cv3.n:xcd tnc
Iia:;&T!ll, L:eh: I:.:altry &"l w2c
,>n;"'H c. t.l;s co2p,n% th"c.2hoa'
: go. ..o was made y" 10: a:,cr
~" """..C," w>i:.,dIl & Lu;kcut
t2,'"" y 1868. This wound :".ca-
0c2t:l;nt h;"r rn- Ci:",h>. cct;v> Va"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-07-03
COLORED SELECTMEN OFF.

l1ighty-six Of the colored selectmen
left OH the morning train of the 18th
for Camp Jackson, the men getting
away in good humor and amid much
mcrriment. The temper Of the crowd
may very we'll be judged by the part
inf INJUNCTION of one Of them t. one
of his waite friends: You ali look
ont FOR the Germans. When VIC push
'cm over here You all hol' EN- The
following Is a list of those that de-
parted:
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-07-03

tive. Out of the total Of 2S3 votes III
the SiXty-fourth Congress, the senator
was reported as paired l9S times.
Some Of the measures III which Scna-
tor Tillman was reported as being
paired inclGdCd declaration Of way
with Germany. insuranr., !nr soldiers,
espionage act. hill TO Increase navy
war revenue bill. sc times. joint rcso-
Luton authorizing president to seize
German sill: sin America
James Francis Rice read again today
his Sp1cch OIL how to win tho war
Voters were admcni3hcd 10 conserve
their time. energy and resources by
shaving themselves ra,A"r than Spcnd
Ii cents with the barber and losing a
half hour around t." barber ..iops.
President Wii:>on, ti,c Anderson ca,Li-
date says. ahavcs himself Mr.. Rice
says lie hes Il natural aptitude for
cpigramr,atiC phrasnN:Dgy and / few
years ago set himself to the task Of
reducing his observations to the form
Of cp!grams. Some of these arc repro
duccd in his speech. EDiaram No. s
ECi32 cited as organizations haze
force and they sometimes do effective
week.
Tie mcc,.nS tc.lo::ov VIZ &c :,
''-m.cr
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-07-03
EassxxsaHsasRaE7ssz

Seldom, If ever, has Theda Bara at
tanned the emotional heights and elc-
waited moments which she reaches in
her new William Fox photodrama,
"The Rose of Blood" Into story
absorbing in it's interest. she has
placed character at once novel and
forccful. This will be your conclusion
If you sec this big drama Frid,y at
The Opera House
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-07-03
The Strong Withstand the Heat OF
Summer Better Than the Weak

Old people who feeble and younger people
who are weak, will be strengthened and enabled "a
80 through the depressing heat of summer by TAX
lHH GROVES TASTELESS chilTONIC. 1t puriiics
and cnrichcs the blood and builds up the whole sys-
tenn. You can soon fec its Strengthening, Invisor-
atinG Encct. G0c.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-07-03
AnHrcas WnI!snn Finds Remedy Mcrt,.
Fabulous Fortune

# wouldn't take million collar"
70: tho good Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy has done 70" nc. have
finished the courst and can say that
! am entirely cWcd Of very ser,
tncks @uffcrcH from 10, nnaHy
yoa"s:" It is simplc, ,st'armlcss pre-
&ara'ion that romoSeG 10 ca,nnrNr'
macuS from the lthtcstinal tract and
ali2ya the Inflammation wN,cn "a.
prat tl'cally al stomach, live" ard in
lcStinal &fmon,s. including anpcnut-
c!,ls. CAc dose Will convince or
money refunded
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-27
Woodward and Lothrop
Toilet Articles
Atraetively Priced

u. and +. ouInIre Hair Tonic,
SO and 7Sc.
W. and /. hey Rum. 400 and
.Ss.
", snd l.. Liquid Green Soar.
soc and .Sr.
". and l., Toilet water. vio,sL
ase and sSc,
", and l.. Eau de coiesre. oon
and SI.Rs,
w, and l. Taisum re~der. $50
and hor,
". and J.. Tseth Powder, ESQ.
"a, and 7. BriiI:aRtine, ROO,
". and l., BEndoiine, ZSe,
W. and l.. Nail Bleach, 3Ss,
W. and l.. Nail Sticks, I5s,
". end L. Old English T.aVen-
der, We.
W. and /. FiereHtiRe orris, sSs
ana SI.O0-
". and 7. PeTfuned Pum;ss,
1Ec,
Fairbanks Giycerias Far ssap,
Sc CAKE.
Asserted Bath Soap, Ier cake:
W sad I. Curupber and Al
moni SOAP. lie cake
". and L. bouquet Toilet Soap,
lee cake.
W. and l.. Spanish CASTLE Soap,
he cake.
Armour's All Ronud Bath Soap,
I5- cake; three cakes for 3Se.
Colgatc's Al Round Bath Soap.
: cakes Tor zoe.
street nOUr. q street
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BOOKS ABOUT PEOPLE

THE KAISER AS KNEW HIM. by Arthur n Davis for
fourteen the Kaisers personal dentist $500
GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE, HIS LIFE AND ACHIEVE
MENTS, by Francis E. Leupp. Price, $500.
THE MIND OF ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR Selected fr,r,
bis writings speeches and addresses; and
ranged by Wilfred NJ. Short Price, $3.50.
SIR WILLIAM RAMSAY MEMORIALS OF HIS LIFE AND
WORK, BY Sir William A. Tilden Price, $500.
NIKE DONOVAN; THE MAKING OF MAN BY Marshall
SH1lman. Price, $1.25
Store,
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Children s Hose Of Sturdy Makes

ChIdrens Hose perhaps get harder wear than any
other garment and that IS why mothers want good
strong stocking for their boys and girls Plenty of black
white and tan IN light and medium weights 37he 10
60c pair.
Plain Hose for gins too small for womens hose and
too large for ribbed ones medium weight black and tan
60e pair.
Fine ribbed Cordovm Hose for girls; just the shade
of the new brown shoes Soc pair.
Childrens Wooden Hose, in black and tan Soc 10
$3.50 pair.
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Satin and Crepe de Chine
Carnisoles
Many Pretty Styles at $1.OO Each

Our assortment of Camisoes at 81 90 each is unusually
good, both corset and camisoe STYLES Most of
them are IN flesh color flesh color combined with white
though few in white Included in the lot are the
following styles:
Flesh eoed satin with insertion lace ton and strap
Pink Crepe de Chine with and lace ribbon
Sz1pA ~ ~
Flesh Coored Wash Sztn made IN cover style with
bop Of tie satin and lace 49,
Ffnf Crepe de Chine IN corset cover style
Flesa Colored Satin with top and heavy lace
Flesh Colored Crepe de Chine with top eolored satin
and lace ~ ~
FLESH cOlOred Crepe Chine hemstitched top and rib
bon straps ~ "
Thfrd AoaE = ErseG
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Store Closes s p. N.

Other grades, $3.50, $500, $3.50,
and $500.
Union Suits of a splendid medium
weight balbnggan, $500.
Medium Light Weight Mercerized
Isle Suits, $500.
Medium Weight Suits, $3.50 and
$500.
DuofoId Underwear, wool outside and
cotton next the skin, medium weight;
two grades. $3.50 and $500 each for
shirts and drawers; $3.50 and $5.75 fog
Union SEits.
Main aoor, street
Il
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Girls Top Coats
In Youthful Models

Top Goats that vary in style from sturdy chevot
coat to handsome ones of velvet for small gs and silver
tone IN the larger Sizes made with collars of fur Plain
beted styles plated models most charming and youth
full styles. $10.75 and up.
hfIoor,G stree