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8 COUNTY NEWS n Opposed to Woman Si Newberry Herald and New The woman suffragists THE T.AX( r- Encn are not to j 3ASTER NEWS, OQTOI !?ii?n 3ER 24, 1913. mail ' KM A1 V * / % ryrrri / HEATH SPRING. Special to The News. Heath Spring, Oct. 23.?Th< and Mrs. T. W. DeVane of I Hill passed through town Ti on their way to the Presbj Synod of South Carolina now sion at Florence. Vf/vrri^ loft on r1 I nave eYBrjriuiug lutjn nay as far as agitation goes. . Association Opposed to W frage has been organized. Woman's Protest," a publ e 'Rev voted to voicing the cause iberty P?s^'on> has been started, iiesday number. "The Woman's rterian Kave tbe following statem in ses- and aims of the orj "Our aim is to conserve iv this to conserve motherhood, t , iv orcuio, nnH m.j \ National jf oman Suf- MQ^ ? and "The JMH There ication de- ?3 needs a t. of the op- l In a recent When that Protest" r~" 1 to take?Ct ient of the ififl posed Of 1 sanizatton. RX CCntlv vet the home, f 1 genuy, yei ,o conserve POfl and helps . n u u u Need a Toi ire times in every woman's life >nic to help her over the hai time comes to you, you know i irdui, the woman's tonic. Cardi purely vegetable ingredients, 1 surely, on the weakened womar 3uild them back to strength ai J At - tUC g| J when she A M rd places. L-J what-tonic H ui is com- r^J \> which act Bfifl ( ily organs, id health. L-sA filfl fiJ our Bus ritiv iiness IV1 r. VH'Ui 5C muiaio v v?... week for a visit to his old he North Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Kalke and Mrs. Hazel Vaughn were visitors at the home of their pi Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Mobley. Master Taylor Mobley, wt been quite sick for several d somewhat improved at this w Several of the children and of the friends of Mr. W. J. V ? ?- ? ,1 hi, >me in womanlioort. We seen to p that is best in the old orde nberry to Incorporate what is e rceent t^1? new: WG seek to contin arents, of foundation of the s< along these lines and not 10 has 1,n?8 of economic indepei lays is il" women, of socialism riting. In'sm." a few These certainly are adr raughn Je?fs a,,d should appeal t< i tohi? proportion of our woman icrserve an poi 11 nas inrric r of things. ri ailing worn xcellent in Bufl Success, an ue our part You pa jclal fabric M I OUCa IQI ndence nlrable ob> the largo kind as of H5H mi. nucu inuusanus ana inousanas en in its past half century of d it will do the same for you. n't make a mistake in taking ARDI |A T17~ ?- m wonderful H With i M at live AH kSl merit, Jr isi ,t: ^or ? 1 ^llfl i first class Stock < and let live prices, "Get it at Broom' ^ess " :>f Merchandise hence my states, for He Sells a gntnerea wiiu mm uiuuuu ?* . on Wednesday when hts bl was celebrated with a dinner lent both for Its abundanc< variety. At the regular services ? night at the Baptist churc Dyches will give the story < life and work of Matthew Yates, for more than forty y missionary in China. Mrs. Commodore Hinson o: rthday our m?nklnd that cling ( excel- fashions, in sentiment, en } pnd conditions and prefer not better angels plunged into Sunday ?' P?lit'cs.?Columbia Rec h, Dr. We give our hearty endc of the this statement of faith and Tyson When the women of the c ears a out from under that set ol which go "to conseve th< f Lan- conserve motherhood, to cc ~r manhood." then the OOl LO the old F**""* JL II istonis and to see our Hgfl MlSS A the vortex F^?^ says: "I thil ;ord- *?r womea irsement to 101 so weak ai LJ spells and a ' principles BCfl strong a i home, to r j Begin takin mservo wo- *t in try will MrtS lc vvuiuaiis ion melia Wilson, R. F. D. No. 4, A ak Cardui is the greatest median Before I began to take Care nd nervous, and had such av i poor appetite. Now I feel as s I ever did, and can eat most ; g Cardui today. Sold by all d Thrmsuai OJU\'JC ilma. Ark, U The celebr eon earth, 18 un<iue8tioi lui, I was solld leather vful dizzy RSI up" We?and LZj $4.50 Barry anything." KB lealerS. ^^3 $3.50 Barry riflo Gb Non_E(lual I ,n. nilV'fj.T. ?nUB? S' ated Barry Shoo for men v2?75 D iably the be'-t shoe that only. and union labor can put $3.50 Ti only. Virginia Shoes only .$3.98 H24 Shoes for $3.19 N^Vi' larry Shoes only. . $2.59 UK U1UKK MAKES rANDAR QUALITIES. ixie Queen Shoes for La' ft rue Merit Shoeoos for T Girl ShoeB for Ladi vicl, 901 box calf, while 31, 1133, while they li caster ana lurs. u. r>. rmm Rock Hill visited their parent this week. WON'T ACCEPT RAISE Greenville Chief of Police Ma Unusual Request. Greenville Special to Co State. Oct. 22.?At the regular ol??h? , AU V/l 8 here soon be marching In the w tion and the end will not tant for our Institutions, of politios, build up the 1 Is the sphere of true worn! home Is the foundation of kes an when you once destroy good way to accomplish 1 tion is for the woman t< lumbia politics?you are underi meet- very foundations of our g a racn Tf Tho Wnmnn'o ProiAci' rong (llrec- r ~ out mm jg 71 home, that inhood.Tho T,<;'"-?n.1"':i SHERIFF'S ts destruc 5>ln!nK '??? STATE OF S0UT" c overnment. County of Lane '' U none nn _ _ [igllll ? SALE. . AROLINA, V-T ' aster. 1 fit === j 1 Ix)t Plan j^HL4Bh mam 1 Lot Plan 1 Lot Men' 11 Lot Men's Lion I Auth< u ter's Hats for men, black on iter's Hats for men, grey an< s Dressy Cloth Hats, grey an< 3 Dressy Black Hats, for men i above Hats are cut 50 per c NDERWEAR. ' I Iy 9i i black only $1.1 d green only $1.2 only $1.1? ent below regular price. UNDERWEAR. ing OI Cliy louucu iaot uifsui. < lution was presented from the commission asking that the of Chief of Police J. E. IIolcoi reduced from $125 a month t< a month. The matter was dls from a legal standpoint and decided that the salary should down and a motion was pas that effect. The resolution was the resu meeting of the police comr police preaching this doctrine ; salary by it it will accomplish a nbe be in the preservation of the o $100 icussed Fr<H, Mjn)]s ]in,| Free A it was be cut Charleston News and Cou sod to No man really understai but some men have sense It of a pnrceivetheirown iRnoranc uission latter certain phases of t , . In the C ourt or ( ?i snd stands great deal j0hu M. Hinson, Plal republic. vs. inkles. M. Y. Cauthen, Azer ( Cauthen, I?an east Company. S. W. He ids woman. . ... ? enough to ton- Ar,sta Cautl :e. To these Clerk, Defendants. he current ^ . IWw<m?> fur l< nri'r ik mmott l'leas. I intlff. yJ IJ 'authen, Robert , . , or Mercantile The h,Kh P nth, E. f. lior- enable every "n an" " V his builditlRS the FARMERS iit*o anil Ship 1 Case Ladli Undervost, 1 Case Lao' Vests an -C of cotton should I Case Miss farmer to insure an(1 Pants, and live-stock in ===== ' MUTUALS. My lin f 1 A- 11 es' heavy Fleece Ribbed 1 Caso , only 2Jlc and F V heavy Fleeced Ribbed 1 Case Pants, each only, ,43c and \ es* heavy Fleeced Vests 10 Doze , 2 to 12 years, each 28c , Overa ie of Millinery has proven to Men's heavy Fleeced Vest, 'ants, 32 to 44, only each 43c Boys' heavy Fleeced Pants rests, only each 23c n full standard Blue Demon lis. 80c be one of the best and yesterday, when a letter irom Holcombe was read in which 1 ed that his salary be reducet $125 to $100. The commlssio immediate action on the matt it was asked that the reduct made. The proceeding was a unusual one, and it is prohab a similar request has never made in Gre' nville. The pur] the request is stated in Chit combe's letter and reflects cr , unifii discussion of modern ferni ?e ask- must be rather exaspora 1 from particularly so must be th< n took itionsln which we are prayer and ed that modern styles are ion be are because women has at rather mtned to be sensible in ly that dress. been Here, for instance, is Ix) pose of ion explaining the silt si >f Hoi- ground that "free minds edit to inevitable free ankles" ar mine attire ? * ting. Most ? , . , , 3Se dlsquls- . virtue of a deK0' elv Inform- above Btated <* ?* b* what they E Prlnce? dated ?ct , ; I will sell at public matters of J^est bidder In fro house at Lancaster, . FntST MONDAY If< drt on the 1913' w,th,u thfi le*a have malic the^foHowlng descrll id standing ee made in the Writ D. E. Judge George ober 16, 1913, auction, to the _ a n nt of the court 8Ge r Arv S. C., on the I NOVEMBER. .1 hours of sale, >ed real estate, . n l lastest. sen BONEY, Mgr., while we cj Yorkville, s. c. == :mers bank, was1 10 Pieoes F Lancaster, s. c. 20 Pieces t lngs. . . . ?g 1 Case Dree m m - - ing lines 1 ever nave shown 1 an please you in your milline: l DRESS GOODS. PANTS loece Flannellette. ,8Hc j 3 Pieoo ;xera heavy Dress Out- 1 Piece i piece s Ginghams 8^c only. n this town. Come in ry wants. GOODS FOR WORK PANTS a 26c Wood Jeans l#c 35c Wool Casmere. . . .27He Cottonado, extra heavy, 17HC him as a man. In his letter Chief Holcombf that the salary attached to hi was increased to $12 5 a without a corresponding inert the salaries of the other m< ployed on the force, and that it his duty to say that his sala not commensurate with the di the office, and therefore suj that it be reduced to $100. T Hon said the chief, was tal that "girls are no longer ; states be tied up like bales of s office they were In good old days month ble skirt. Could ignora aase in feminine mind be more cr; an em- blatant? How the dear he felt laugh when men Inform ry was their object In wearing si ities of to secure greater freedon tgested for nether limbs! 'his ac- We must all live and le ten by counle of years from now content to i- am tnai piece, cotton" ns land with improveme of the hob- being and sttuat nee of the of Heath Springs, tss or more Township, in the Coi ladis must ter and State of S< them that known as a part of L< lit skirts is Plat of said Town, 1 of action feet front on Broad 65 feet long, parallel varn; and a also portions of two those who aa Nos. 78 and 81 parcel or 101 01 mm i mts thereon ly- Jjk I Le in the Town II r/l Pleasant Hill * inty of Lancasauth Carolina, SPECIAL FX) )t No. 81 on the measuring 86 56 Acres ext way street and half mile east o to Lot No. 78; caster, well Iocs (2) lots known public roads, p; on the Plat of 500 pounds lin H CfrOtA 1 wMe the: IjoJllliv 1 Case Full ! Only a few R QUICK S.ILE. they will ( rn fine land about ==:^== f the town of Lan- c t u qPr? ited on three beat ? L|D> fc>Cra roduces average of 16 Mattinj e ootton per acre, Percales, worth 12 *4c, 1 Piece 7 last only 9c Suits Standard Prints. . . . 5Hc y of those Suitings left, The i jo at only lOc values. ,p Bundles for Quilts, not raj ar Rugs only left of 27x54 inc T?nrra nnltr O /? ??-TO -L . Ashland Broadcloth for Boys' and Pants, 54 Inches wide, ard only 4 4c ibove are exceptionally good See them. v ?s only _ 84c :hes, sale price 15c him In order to harmonize it a..d to do away with the pos of any dissension among the hers of the force. TWO MORE GOOD JOBS. M This State May Get Special ] Tax Collector. "Washington Sneeial to Cha latters, are eongraulating woman sibllity ing from the chrysalis of meni- in matters of dress will idiots they have been. Bj it is tolerably safe to assu \YBF l)e hlln(lled up again " and uncomfortably and u ly as ever. Income TAKES OFF DANDR rlOStOIl tt k in nrrrvnn r on omprf- said Town, and sun convention Y. Cauthen, front see what the EaRt side of e ' that time, street and running me, woman fwt. as securely 2. All that piece, nbeeoming- of land lying, being Cedar Creek Townshi of Lancaster and the 'TTpn Carolina, containing fclJI r more or less, and b * ? * * lows to wit? fin the 'ounding lot of buildings, etc. dng 15 feet on I Into four separa mid Broadway 50% Acres, 6 East about 65 town on Hay roi ' of Camp Creek parcel or tract 1 Including a one-1 and situate In ! grist mill and pr p in the County | etc., complete. State of South good land. : 210% acres 78 2-3 Acres a ounded as fol- Sim Craig, 4 mil North hv lands 1wlfVi HxliHir would divide this ~ te tracts. 5 Dozen M i Vfe miles east of id, within half mile church and school, lalf interest in gins, "^r "W ess, with machinery, ^ ^ Good buildings and " djoinlng land of Mr. Qc^ j8tI les north of Lancasi <ra Inn/1 o r* rI ????? Itugo UHljr Itl 1/ Ul UUAI6 UlCIlt en's Work Shirts, fancy strip Yours tri 7. F. BR h, 113. ;s, saie price 3yc His and plaids 42c iiy, OOM LANCASTER, S. C. News and Courier, Oct. 2 2.?Ii Revenue Commissioner Osboi day said that two of the spot come tax collectors, who hav authorized hy Congress unde Underwood-Simmons law, probably be assigned to South l'na. The places pay close to a year and are not subject to tl service. As these special collectors a fV>n onl lontnr fnr thA Qtntf ntern.il HAlK aiUlTS t TIP tO Mai In- 0ir|, j Trv Th|s Makes V e been >r the (Jlossy, Fluffy, lienutil would More Itching Sea i Caro$2,500 Within ten minute* aftr le civil cation of Danderine you < a single trace of dandruff ire un- hair and your scalp will m v It is what will nlcase von mr ' ^ Cauthen and East by lands of I lair Thick, South by lands of Azc West by lands of J. probably others. Sal lp. being a portion of tl of William Cauthen. >r an appli- conveyed to M. Y. Ci cannot find Gregory, C. C. C. L, ' or falling divided into three ot itch, but tracts, containing rei >st will be o/??-oo 0"'"0 0 '' J. P. Allison; I pasture. Cheap ^eroy Springs- $27.00. 'LC^n: an<! I have many o T . Allison and ^ Gffer> i->rlce tract of land ^ advance.' Buj le Estate lands deceased, and ly/r T, luthen by J. F. A . 1V1. X . C., and since jj, (3) separate speotively 59 Vfe Office over Cc I 7 9 aornu nc I /.?i? 11 i 4 at price, per acre, T ithcr valuable places The tax t of cotton continues October 15, r land. DO IT NOW. One per cer ln January. iUGHES (""}7,otoo' roker. ' IS. 15, 30 >rner DmK Store. \ (| > ml! n V/? <N1<1 I ' 9 AX NOTICE. | (6 V4 ) ! 32, 46 >ooks will be open from > 1913, to March 16, 1914. ten (io it penalty will be added special 1 two per cent In Feb- trict No even per cent In March. balf (2 districts Nob. 1, 4, 6, 6, between and 43 a special tax of are BUb Is is levied. In districts three (! J, 8, 19, 22, 26, 34. 45 and Rn mills. In districts Nos. 12, and 49 special tax eight (8) In district No. 38 special tax >) mills. In district No. 40, tax eleven (11) mills. In dlBi. 25 special tax two and oneVi) mills. All male citizens t the ages of 21 and 55 yeavs ject to a capitation tax of 13) dollars for road purposes, mulfl rltltnna Vi at vera on fl.? ? presumed that his recommem will have consederable weip their selection, though politic dorsements will by ?o mea ignored. It is thought that t pointments will be made with next month or six weeks. Will Dedicate Memorial to Hutt and Millett, the Arti: WQuhhictnn Opt 93 PIJII lations after a few weeks' use, wl :ht iu new hair, fine and downy ;al en- yes?but really new hail ns be all over the scalp, he ap- A little Panderino ii lin the doubles the beauty o' vol difference how dull, faded, scraggy, just moisten a Xf Danderlne and carefully Major through your hair, taking Bt" strand at a time. The efTr IS will I ti tr vrtnr Hall" u' ill Ko 1 ion you see shown by Plat of si - at first? w. B. Twltty, Surve: r?growing , 19 07, and on 1 of the R. M. C. for s mmediately 3. All that piece, pi lr hair. No ian(i being, lying and brittle and Creek Township, Stat* cloth with Una, known as a part r draw it Ham Cauthen place, ; one small acres, more or less, ! ;ct is aniaz- follows, to wit: N01 icht n.iffir . ? ? " n?? - 1 ( M UVt V'O, UQ I/IOUUIU urvey made by por, dated Nov. lie In the otllee For Weakness a aid county. Tht Old Standard gci ircel or tract of | grovk's tasthlhj situate in Cedar I ."d build, uj ? of South Caro- j *?? ? Appetuer. f of the old Wil- I containing 1150 ( a^! rth by lands of c * ?* *. land 48 spe< In dlatrlcta "1 Loss ?' Appetite i,2?3; ier I Mrenuthening tonic, 94 ai >S t hill TONIC. drives out . - \ ~in_ > tl ? Hystcm. A true Ionic ' P1"8', or . dulls tnd children. 50c. 8pecial ta: ial tax three (3) mills. I aees of" Nos. 10, 11. 17. 18. 20,'ene doi 39. 42, and 47 special ) mills. In districts Nos. ad 36, special tax five _ In districts No. 14 Q , r six . and one-half Ollt 21 and 60 years are liable for lar poll tax. T. L. HILTON, County Treasurer. jscribe for The News. ho completed In the near fut\ the dedication of a fountain < south of the White House In of the memories of Major Ar< W. Butt, former White Hous tary attache, and Francis D. 1 painter and author, who los lives in the Titanic disaster e in 12. Announcement of th pletlon was made today. 1 President Taft is chairman ( IA1? ?ut^u ? f . iro for | and wavy, and have an srected i of abundance; an incomp honor tro, softness anil luxuria ;blbald Got a 25 cent bottle of e mill- Oanderine from any dri Millett, toilet counter, and prove t their hair is as pretty and sof arly in that it lias been neslected e com- by careless treatment ?I former you surely can have bea if the and lots of it if you will num | j. i". aiunuii; auuin i appearance Mary Wardlaw (fo? arable lus- L. J. Patterson.) En nee. Mary Clinton and W Knowlton's | Leroy Springs. The i lg store or tract of land convey* that your then hy M. Y. Cauthi t as any? part of the original or injured acres conveyed to sai< that's all? by J. F. Gregory, R. .utlful hair County on Dec. 4th, Just try a Terms of sale, One mcrly lands of I^B *hK ist by lands of I^H flf| of ?H I flLJ| same being that fl to Azor Cau- lH H en, and being a [I I tract of 4 70 (H 1 M. Y. Cauthen *| M. C. for said 1905. -half ( Vfc ) cash . ie Troth Hie value of paint can only be n \ building painted with Keg L< l l u i . | about PA leasured by the length of satisfai ;ad and Oil Hand-mixed Painl u_ c. .1- .1 t . intV ctory service it gives, t or ordinary ready COIIimiliew wuii'u litineu ?.in3 ?i the erection. O tinmen Ask For Delay in Appeal. \lbany, N. Y., Oct. 23.?At1 'our "gunmen" who s :Ce^O#^tJeath for th< ? norm an Rosenthal, th . ork gambler, have requeste court of appeals to postpon * ? *1 I- ? 41 iuu iui iiiuc uiuiuenue. T,""r f Wood's High-( torneys __ vk FarmSe ,! the Best Qualities Obtt i'.. 10 nnd the balance on year from date of sj ??? the bond of the pu , mortgage of the pr jrldflC with Interest from da rate of 8 per cent pe m chaser at sale to h? p f1 ri paying all cash if he i LU.J JOHN P. Sheriff Lane unable E. D. BLAKENEY, T^l ulnfl 99 * a A m a credit of one MU*6U J lie, secured by ^fl ? rchaser and a ^B ' emlses so sold > ^B ? te of sale at the j Ere r annum. Pur^BB a ire privilege of ^B ' to desires. j ^B i HUNTER, .. aster County. ^^B StOOu I ^ouii ncu, aiiu uic 1 in a short while your property 1*0 use cheap paint is a waste Don't waste your money on ui Remember, painting is an invest the test of time? csuiis ii om cms ciass or paini ai will look as if it had not bee of both paint and labor, iknown, untested brands, ment, not an expense?therefor w va a w v< re never satisfactory, n painted for years. e use the paint that IlfiinilK ui LUCll illipiai Ullll November 17. The "gunmen's" attorneys for postponement on the groui they had but recently been r< In the case. The court took tl ter under advisement. Avoid Sedative Cough Merit If yon want to oontrlbnte t to the occurrence of capillar? We are headquarte Seed Wheat, O. v Rye, Barley, V< ' Alfalfa and al cine*. Grasses &- CI llrectly . , ... .. . r bron- J Write for Wood S Cr< rs for _________________ Administrate ' By virtue of an 01 itCnCS, bate Court for Lanci . me directed, I will 1 residence of N. B. 8m said county, on Tut overs. d*y of October, 191! cry, all of tho persoi )p Special l?n*tnK to the estate lic/. " no That r> Sale. dor of the P.-o- B feutkei aeter county, to . 1 sell at the latei i .all. deceased, in? * jsday, the 28* jl? I, at public o.vll lal property be-) r of the said de-V MA51 product of more than forty years' experi uaranteed b'y the makers, Pcssloe Cm ieville, Ky. Attic 7*aint covers more i rvore economical than an] It fAlN enee, Mastic Paint i* made of pur ilbert with Zinc Oxide in the con Lineeed OiL The formula i ?urface, lasts longer, looki / other paint. It assures 1 i" ** The Kind Thai LuU" it White Lead, re-inforced ect proportions, and pure appears on every can. i better, and is 100 % results.* rhltis and pneumonia use medicines that contain oodlnf phine, heroin and other se when yon have a cough or col expectorant like Chamtx Cough Remedy In what is i That cleana out the culture t breeding places for the ge: pneumonia and othor germ dl That Is why pneumonia never from a cold when Chamtx Cough Remedy is used. It ooufcii giving prices and seasc datives formation about Seedf da Xn sowing. 1 ceded. T. W. WOOD Cf; teds or Seedsmen, - Richmoi rma of Woed's Descriptive Fall ?rlaln'B gives prices and informatio has a flapd on C*a/I? ?" c-ll Li . ceasea, consisting in >nable in- 2 mules, 1 milk > for Fall 2 hogs, 1 new twoold wagon, 1 mower, harrow, 1 drag harro 1 set wagon harness, jiu 1 lo* cart and o^her fid, Va. menta and plantatior with corn, fodder, ha Catalogue Ba,e ca8h Sa,e u n about all O'dOCk a. m. JKRUHHA pan. as ronowty 0^ , cow, 1 yearling, j^SSm horse wagon, 1 j 1 pea thresher, farming Implei tools, together VVA0fl y etc. Terms of tFREE t?? By all mean r beautifully illustrated book RHor " also color card, showing 45. s specify Mastic Paint, and y< oolc attractive for years to con LANCASTER HARD! Lane; nea and How to Paint color combinations. ! ou^Kome . will > tVAHK CO. aster, S. C. world wide reputation for Its It contains no morphine or sedatives. For sale by all dea cures v?u? ubu >icguo iui ran Other Mailed free on requ ,lers. naming. > Admlnlntratriz of the r,t | Small, Deceased. J l ^ct. 14, 191S ? Estate of N. B. | ^teaaai \ T\