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6 Indian Sum? & ner a " ipF*, THE LA] ^CASTER NEWS, NOYE M^ER 11,1913. < J* I ?ii Exchange. The beautiful Indian su have been enjoying for seve recalls the old discussion a Is, and whence derived, the According to the best s the expression, Indian sum not occur anywhere i?. print script prior to the year .179 SI A .miner we ?ral weeks V is to what ff > term. At s luthorltles ? imer, does JT t or manu- J I, but that Y t 1 1 at that time it was in use t the Atlantic states of Ame prevalent belief that it had among the Indians of Am not seem to be verified by a Rations along that line. N< term nor anything corresp It has been found in any I guage. The term, it is sai troduced into England froir The same kind of weathe hroughout Ivl rlca. The l^fl its origin |???| erica does I ny invest!- I Vj either this ^ 1 londing to IJTI ndian lan- I 11 d, was in- |fv?l 1 America. J I^J r is found j I j| COAT SAND COAT SUITS IAI in Germany, where it is c? Woman's Summer," an Luke's Summer," and in i Is known as "Saint Marti mer," or "All Hallow Sum Similar weather is said t< in China and Siam. Indian summer is a she in October or November i lantic States characterized most cloudless sky, calm airs, a hazy atmosphere, i *lled "Old ?* ! d "Saint Copland it , I ?1 n's Sum- lYl mer." I |+%l > be found j I J| I Vl >rt season l*%f n the At- 11 2j by an al- IVI and lipht |?%l mild tern- , IJIJ AT 1( ) AND 15 PER CENT perature in day time and cool at night. The barome above normal. Leaves a plants dry away, and turn dish brown tint. Such fl< bloom are of the golden hue ture seems to be preparln winter's sleep. The Indian summer is pe most glorious of all the ye ! a little V ter stands y ind most to a red- t awers as y ?. All nag for the t V irhaps the 1 ^ ar. t 1 R If VOU 2 [EPUj ire thinkinp* OTIG of buvine eit N :her a coat \?\ \ TIME TO AC! Don't Walt For the Fatal Kidney Illness?Profit h caster People's Experi Occasional attacks of irregular urination, heada r. | A : !? Stages o' Z iy I>anX ences. ?,% Z backache, y ches and A ? ? or suit tb Now anc Lis season it i Here. will pay y ou to buy dizzy spells are frequent : of kidney disorders. It's ai neglect these Ills. The at pass ofT for a time but gen turn with greater intensit * delay a minute. Begin taki Kidney Pills, and keep up until the desired results ai ed. Good work In Lancast the effectiveness of this gre remedy. symptoms J i error to acks may ^ erally re- t y. Don't nR Doan's their use J re obtainer proves at kidney J The season but as a help business in th ?Now" has only well st i to enable us to d is department th fipllinc' :arted on these g< o a record break lis Fall we've de mil* ftnt.i Dods we know ing November cided to begin rp linp I I Mrs. Jane E. Edwards, St., Lancaster, S. C., says: recommend Doan's Kidney the highest terms, for I ki they will do. One of my suffered from weak kidneys complained of pains In tl Doan's Kidney Pills, procu Crawford Bros.' Drug Sto used and they gave great r For ?ale by all dealers. Catawba V "I can Pills in % low what V relatives > and also X le back. red from % re, were X elief." Price 60 | of Bea and Sv utiful as lits at the id Stylisl i very lib' |<S li Coats eral re LU> cents. r osier-Miiourn uo., New York, sole agents United States. Remember the name? and take no other. CLERK'S SAL STATE OF SOUTH CAROL , uunaio, for the : v -Doan's? I t 1 Y E- I INA, } ductioi some c _i _ i of 10 4 *ases 15 in per cent per cenl i and in This * A County of Lancaster. In Common Pleas. Citizens Building and Loan tion, Plaintiff. vs. W. B. Twitty and Farmlnf poratlon, Defendants. Pursuant to a decree V ? V Assoc! a- I V X ?ton Cor- V V of Judge V reauct] Childr< to &8.5 ion win en's Coal 0. appiy ts from $ aiso to >1.50 up Cleo. E. Prince, in the aho case, dated Oct. 20th, 191 sell at public auction to th bidder at Lancaster court the County and State afor the first Monday in Decern within the legal hours of following described real e wit: All that certain piece, tract of land lying, situate i in the County of Lancaster : ve stated %? 3, I will e highest J house, in esaid, on ber next, t sale the , state, toparcel or ind being ^ and State i Pleas !i1_ A >e remembei - _1 3 : that it is a i _ i pleasure I of South Carolina, contain hundred and sixty-nine aci or less, bounded on the n estate lands of Mrs. P. H. "W and lands of Jasper Cunnii lands formerly belonging tr the east by lands formerly 1 to R. W. Draffln and A. Ca owned by A. C. Adams, on by road leading from Lan Riverside and by lands of M ninrham nnrl nn tho wont ling four Ivfl es, moro I ^%l iorth by I J I illiamson Ivl lgham or l|$|l > him, on I jf! belonging IVfl rter, now IaJ the south I 9J caster to I 7. J. Cun- I hv 1 n n 11? I 7 1 witn us i Tradini whirl, mm 0 snow goocj 1 stamps giver ik a free (rift I IS. i with all ca< !n vnil nf X re ih purchases >nts rpfnndprl formerly belonging to D. M. now owned by J. P. C. Can M. Slstare, J. R. Thompson Nathan, being the same trac ed to W. B. Twltty and G Mobley by deed of B. Y. Fu and W. F Laney. Terms of sale, cash. Pur pay for papers. PAUL MOORE. C. C. ( ERNEST MOORE. ni _ i _ a i t ~ A A A . Crockett, V key, Lois ?r? and J. P. I t convey- V ! Lewis nderburk X chaser to L. C. V V VT IIIvll I11VUI on each of iav m vv <^u? every Fifty W bv j w mw v* A v% OLLARS spent UHMMMM M VA AAAIUVM HERL 1 I v.: I I Ia.i II11ii ? AiiurnDy. Lancaster & Chester! .Schedule in Effect Nov. 9t Eastern Time. WESTBOUND. Lv. Lancaster 6:00 Lv. Port Lawn 6:30 Lv. Bascomville 6:47 Lv. Rlchburg 6:58 ? % Ry Co. X h, 1913 . % V a?3:15p % a?3: r?r?p X a?4:1 Bp V a?4:30p A Lan icaster 1 (ercantilc ! Co. I V LK j\ r. EASTBOUND. Lv. Chester 9:30 Lv. Richburg 10:20; Lv. Bancomvllle 10:31; L Fort Lawn ll:08i Ar. Lancaster ll:30i Connections?Chester, wil ern, Seaboard and Carolina western Railways Fort Lawn, with Seaboard T> o llnrov K . . D:X op A a?6:45p V a?7:27,> A fam ^?7:38p t a?7:55p V a?8:25p m th South- JT & North- Y V Air Line Jk TaT -J I It TW Lancaster, with Southern A. P. McLURE Xlay-[ ***??+** A. A^A A^A A^? * ?+++++?+** /