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6 ********* ********* UIAII1 * AFTKR CHRISTMAS, WHAT * 11 rill I * THEN? * * MhJ. .1 ('. Itlark in Augusta * * Chronicle. * * * ****************** Christmas Day has passed; let its ^nsPec spirit abide! The world on this day is not the world of yesterday, nor will it be the world of tomorrow. This is the birth- PLEA day of a new world. The world's Exchanges and clearing houses are closed; the worlds marts, crowds that . jostled and trampled upon each other ,s' in the mad rush for gain are aban- Supei doned; on this day the clutch of greed , is loosened and the hand of giving is wide open; 011 this day the toiler in . shop and field takes rest, the pupil J/M111"\\ lays aside his books, the judge dolTs ,,M "" '" his robes, the sentence of the law is Oecrj suspended the halls of legislation are a" ' closed, the chief executive turns from ?V,,? affairs of the state. On this day wrong u '1 . suffered are forgotten and kindnesses ' ' received are recalled; light shines in " ? the dark places, hope speaks good jV' '' ' cheer to the discouraged and lays a '!s fjun! gentle hand on despair and bids it lift {' IIlK its head, plenty smiles in the home of want, ilowers blossom in the desert. ,\|V * , On this duy the children come home . . . again, the broken family ties are re- ,l , " ' united, old age joins in the prattle un( \'j and play of childhood, and life is Jj ^ ?ii sweetened by the fragrance of friend- f," . ship. In cathedral, and church, and ' , chaple, and about family altar, gifts . vear more precious than gold and frankin- Bv.jn js t cense and myrrh are brought by pious . ?. . hearts,with praise and thanksgiving, 1 h to the cradle of the child; the whole world is Rkin and Kind. What does It all mean? It is a birth Ul"; day, but every birth is a mo IjTJf "i"* mentous event, for it brings into life a human body?the most wonderful organism ever fashioned by the , plastic hand of the Creator; a human , mind that can think the thoughts of God; a human spirit that may live "No i while God lives. schools It means that the star that shone tem. N in the Eastern sky on the first Chris- less it mas day has never gone down; that over by the angels song that rang out on the with a Judean plains has never silenced, proved It means that on that day the divine a seer, j came down from heaven to earth and age wlif was made human that the human stunt w might be lifted up trom earth to nothing heaven and made divine. It means secure ; that He whose birthday is celebrated nion ?f lives after nineteen hundred years l'1'* odu have come and gone and the kingdom Karly sa He founded is an everlasting king- supe dom. It is humanity's tribute not to drods 0 a man, but to the man, to the man of ; salary .1 men. 1 ing mei It means that love is the greatest row no1 power in heaven and on earth; that | naonpla< endless life is but another name for citizens perfect love; that though the honest tondenc doubter may pause and the skeptic ,aro ,,ou may scoff, deep down in the heart of !It humanity there is a recognition of the ' tl>e sta' truth that the first Christmas morn- salar>? ing brought to earth heaven's best state is gift. , petent r Yes, Christmas Day has passed, but mus' <n let the Christmas spirit abide, for the rt>sP?ns need of it is yet among us and every- I PRI where around us. There are the nun- ! "Wht Try to be fed, the naked to be clothed, Rood pi the sick to be ministered to, the temp- afford t< tod to be succored the discouraged to niary to be cheered. The Jerusalem road to nian at 'ericho is yet open and infascd by Americi thieves who are willing to trip the length traveler along its highway of his gar- plain fa nents; the race of priest and Levite, tions of who passed by on the oth.r side, is the tots not yet extinct; humanity and help. Kent coi lessness, in plaintive cry, call aloud ,M' RUP'1 for the gocd Samaritan. 1R safe Let us learn the true significance of half cat Christmas Day and remember that it voter h is better to love than to hate, to bless vorlte c than to curse, to do right than wrong Hentena to minister than to be ministered un- vote f?' to. Let us practice the gospel of the Ruperini basin and the towel; let us learn our syst there is joy and luxury in doing and a ,na sorrow and bitterness in doing wrong, weak that he who wrongs another more edu< wrongs himself. jsponsibi Let us be kind in speech. Words w'l<>n vv degrade or ennoble; they hurt or they ,)e l?(al h?: al; they blister and burn like fire sP??^ib) er cure and comfort like ointment; mor?* (-n they are like tlie poison of asps or the niorp t'1 elixir of life. and the Let us learn that a kindness or a moro tl courtesy, a friendly word, or a smile state? may heal a wounded spirit and bind TA up a broken heart, may rekindle in " -"An t1, ashes of a smothered hope the school i ft. me of a holy purpose and bring (>"t P back to life a dead soul. son for Let us learn not to cherish the dent of ni-mory of an injury or a slight and eanipaif not to forget a courtesy or a kindness, putting Lot us cultivate the charity that versity envleth not; that vaunteth not it- tlirop, < self; that is no puffed up; that doth tlc*al pr not behave itself unseemly: that ?' eithf thinketh no evil; that never faileth; mersed that abldeth when prophecies shall intenclei fail and tongues shall cease, and elected and wisdom shall vanish. elected Let every day in the calendar of already life be in spirit a Christmas Day. district* ; consist i gressins > iegle Stores in Hand of Deceivers. should I hoard s New York. Doc. 31.?Two great de- pje to t pnrtment stores in New York and responsl otn- in Boston, an express company, *he mei a wholesale house and a private 1,0 . no leaking house run in connection I with the department stores all allied ehosen. with and controlled by the SiegH found i Stores Corporation, were placed in uutter. the hands of receivers yesterday j ! through a suit instituted by the hold- iT 1 ing company in the federal court. on jr8 , Henry Siegel, of this city, is direct, i on v? , ing head and president of the stores , < o1 corporation. iv,1,? w.e None of the concerns is solvent, it ; tenderit is said, and the action was taken tolnou _ 1 conserve their good will, to rehabili- or,f i ' tate and reorganize them. The as- jj sets and liballties were not stated. Curtailment of bank credit made receivership imperative. Gross earnJngs heretofore have been estimated 1 Anntn , at $40,000,000 annually. SaTon . ? political To Cure a Cold In One Day fo'r^t he t - i.AXATIVi; BROMOQidnine. It stops the combe I v h and Headache and works off the Cotd. j Vii.ni J , ^ists refund tnon-y if it fails to care. J. , ' Jb A'. crnvt. 3 signature op each box. 25c. tlCian a L THE EAK [S NO POLITICS F0U"8E,RS. Trapper Get? Fa IN SCHOOL SYSTEM Two large blac , tx were killed wltl lor Hand Decrys Present by mil Roman. Situation. pertence. Roma. Gulch, above tt While sitting In FOR STATE HOARD. Noticed" ??-$&! by a shadow. "I turned, llttlt ? Says, Coulil lie Hone. State serlivwj," says H . . i . i, horroi I saw a h rmtcmlent l-.lecteil l?y It, . , lng a few feet a Sot Through Pi itiuiiy. f*rt and grabbe" Chester, which ia Correspondence in t liar- j??. . , door. I waBted nc tiserver. ,. . . ing the present system as fol- ? brute was 1 11 a ringing plea for the elec- "a" struck him 1 a state board of education n?t seem to fet vouid choose the state super- rushed forwar/l ut of education and take Hie make a fefoclou ut of politics. W. 11. Hand, one powerful si igh school Inspector, levels Bide8tepped and 3 on the present system as the the mU2ile ol llie cneap politician an>i . n of the demagogue. ome. It passet Mr. Hand: he reeled over at sidering the amount oT capi- doorstep. ?sted, the magnitude of the "Yah, I hpll y< aking, and the import of the Swede, but [ pre education is by far the big- lg a bad day f< siness of the modern state, tackle the eons o year the capital is increasing. *weu Tea t i business is growing. Year the need of trained leader- many bej ?mphasized. At present there oon wore off. ttedly too little efficiency In careaag around t ool work, financially or pro- on the roof and ] ly speaking. School finances What was ny i cted largely by men of no barely started t! trative financial acumen or >co a m^thej and the organization and eob, adT|Ulcl t tration of schools are often .... * by men of no professional m* ?run ,nt w*g only a mlnu OD SYSTEM NEEDED. SX*".lDU ... . with the rifle. ( state can hope to have good a until it has a good school sys- w 0 good system can be bad un- nH*re ehots and is uninterruptedly presided cubs. a competent head, by a man "The little fi national outlook and of ap- pounds each a executive force. He must be steaks. I was ui 1 builder and a leader. In an nlng bears I nc n big business is on the con- town, and thev atch for just such men it is , , 1211*1 4 i . there was class less than childish to hope to __ , . md to retain the services of ^ skin is in demonstrated ability to direct Ir,a''1 bear was a cation of a state for the bog- | be bad been thei lary now paid by this state to "Only a day oi rlntendent of education. Hun. been away from f people honestly believe his and had left a st imple and liberal. Are think- had bought in D; i willing to permit such nar- ln tho KnrU H ions to prevail? It is but coin- _,~iT "'"" e to say that there are many J? ''*<* bre*d a ready to take the superln- u lnt<vthe f v at tiie present salary. There and found some btless not a few willing to P?*nd of nails al at half that salary, but does and I regret the te desire such men at any and hid them, be Say what we please, the nails with which in the open market for com- A good many m< nen to fill its Offices; the state D,0n ftnd , can mpete with other positions oi A , ,, Iblllty and remuneration. d~d or allve"MAltY CJfl>RI>KNI)A11I.K. N ' it state determined to have a prmanent school system can Vacat o depend upon a political pri- "'My wife's g< get and to keep a competent hooray! hooray'* the head of this system. What song was due to I in state has done so for any profound truth tc of time? As a matter of . ? . .> it ti,. i man nature. ct, at the luennial state electhis state what per cent of . speaker t si voters manifest any intelli- noted come* "o in i,a niont. moDDlntr his hrn\ rintendent of education? It "It is an undr to say that fewer than one- first day or two t *e. By the time the average ure for mountal as given attention to his fa- ni08t humdrum andidate for governor and for bal(1(1Rt 8oberoB, nt governor, lie is ready to , . . ,.v r anybody or for nobody for artsy M; Lendent of education. Is not c?untry hooray! em of public education large- "And the wlv< tter of political chance? With they realize the or bad administration of pub- "I was talking ation who can place the re- to a matron on ility? Is any system sound Bett piazza eakness or corruption can not .. <Aha madam ed and somebody held re- enj , th , e? Can our people liave no " ... . , ncern for tlie management of ol" n* husband inn $2,500,000 of tlieir taxes desk in the city.' direction of the education of "'Chained to h tan 850,000 children of the the matron. 'Ah I'd have aome pe KKN FROM POLITICS. effective and responsible Tru< idminlstration must' he taken . , . olitics. There.is-no more rea- A certain mllll putting the state superinten. ^ UI1P to " education into a political this story :n than there would be for illustrate the wi the presidency of the t'ni- qualities work l or of Clem son, or of Win- their possessor: >r of the Citadel, into a poli- "j once made iniary. What would become the bookkeeper r of these colleges thus im- . ii>> > . . the owner of a in politics? The state super- .. 11 n thA Tnnnnv f. lit of id neat ion should be .... ' by a state board of education " by the people. The state is luncheon I ate c divided into congressional and Pyt the oth t. This state board might my watch fund. . r?f one member from each con- lieve it, but in 1 il district. The term of office j had saved mc be at least six years and the chaafi Kle wafch hould bo a directly responsi- ?But d he people and would leel its lf ? .* . . ... Ibility in a way impossible to ' V ' d ro voter. State* linos should Won, no. \\ 1 limit to the territory from * could gift t superintendent might be cent lunchenife If the proper man could be get along witVc nside the state, so much the and the watch re Hut, should he happen to house-and-lot fl another state, get him. Companion state is after an expert, and . f ni the search. If Charlesf in tli esearch. If Charlesumbia, Spartanburg or Green- Evidently I re looking for a city superin- A gentleman w , a local board alive to Its job only three days, ook beyond either municipal paying attention lines for the rrght man. wanted to propoi cheap politican and the two- WOuld be though statesman may be depended cate|y broached oppose any such plan on the jowg. \ plea that It would be un- ... * . ttlc. Should such a plan be r were to i , they and their kind would r)a8e> after hav e fewer pawns in their little acquaintance thi games In election years, would you say to plan would emphasize fitness "Well, I shoul office Instead of stump bun- till tomorrow th Eind campaign bargaining? have done rtie di b and glory of the cheap poll nd demagogue." I CASTER NEWS, J ANIL IN FEW MINUTES FRIEND W f_ tmily That Stole Hia European M lis, and Has Sklna preciatior 'rove It. at k bears and two cubs Nothing pi tin sight of Dawson, than letters ? n 1 mi. oiikji an ca- rfuuers. 1 n i has a caroin on Dion tor will flust ?e ^ty three miles, fill his cynl< Ure place with his Subscriber" t in the evening he writes in to :e suddenly overcast smashing ait Here in Ai i suspecting anything tion are all Ionian, "when to my for. Abroad uge bli^dfc bear sthnd- French edlto j^ay. ' I leaped to my ed for good I my .44 caliber Win- roses, gold I is always near the fruit, and so > tipie and fired when But nowhe ten feet away. The exist such a n the ^reast, but "did good old Mr t/.e ,him. The beast dealer of cei and was prepared to Mr. Bimbo is attack. He made year ago the de swipe at me. I Iished an in when he was Just at stated so ac 'e the second Kullet views that 1 1 in to his brarn and editorial roo my feet, on my very hams, sausa other choice >u, I was an excited Since then >ved to that fellow it Mr. Bimbo I or bears when they supplied wit! f the north. But man c as excited, but I had and a month won* into 11/ M"? UIO twuiui wcuv IUU/ 1I> I then ( dragged the In mournful :he hoqae and got It editorial far< prepared to akin him. Mr. Bimbo ' Kirprlae when I had heard the m e work to look up In the situatf ' hear and two pretty book, and wj hrough the brush. I Mt the Kgye In the cabin, but It ? te until I had leaped r?nnNQ Ui > the house and back bUJPIJ IHi Dne more shot and I m the mothek Two I had bagged the Tamed a I AC ellows weighed 25 .nd made delicious ^ raccc [> all that night skin- Ma*ne woodi >w have the skins In Kreat many tell for themselves trained to to* thnt family. Ev- are born un< flpe condition. The Adolph Gil large fellow. I think baH two !><?t 4 before. trained and F two previous I had 1h,,se coons the cabin for a day n,??ths ago. ick of bread, which I ful as k'ttem iwson, under the be?i ?,hcr. rolllnj ie bear came in. took "ttle dogs, a ind all, and raq awav sav&ge or w) fulch. I tracked him out into^i of the bread. A a')OU^? and la"? were In the pack, ou* on ^ feifow took them oft They are cause I needed those " a aPP' to stretch his hide. *?p 1 >re bears nre around kppt 'n a >'* ellver bears to order, a,,d the -Dawson (N. W. T.) ,hat the>' ca r Sun. together like ! Ion Time. I Tw jne to the country? was BI' The success of that Hnvana whth Its profound truth. Its 'Have a c ? marriage and to hu- P?llte'>'. "Thanks." vas DeWolf Hopper. ,ak,n* a?d ? 3ian. He continued, After a fe\ v: ever, the fi >ubted fact that, the from h,B l,pf )f his family's depart- ,u"y> 8,ihl. v ns or seaside, the m^,n\ ?' Krat of men?the fattest, ' ^ hat 1,0 t/of men?shout In ' wo 'or f wife's gone to the 'na' Pr?PHet hooray!* k'H own C'K' >s realize this. And 'ook'"R al ' danger of It. iacuon. i i one August arternoon and that flv* a breezy Narragan- The conye |>olnL?Puck I Bald, 'here you are. air while your hard- Autho I 1b chained to his One of F contemporar Is desk. Indeed!* Bald "Hla hair w . If he only could be, the middle a ace of mind.'" his coat; he ~ with a curloi e Thrift. knot; had onaire, wh6 owes his ?'nrk W lirift and economy. wh,te ?>mbr of a bookkeeper to founding itei ?.v In Which those >ady'? sealal to the advantage of "bout his 8' neck by a up my mind," said he,d toKethe 'fhat I would become daffodils. I gold watch. I saved to 'l'B or It In this wnv Iovi"K hands ke rating a 50-cent i 25-cent one instead ler quarter aside for Napol , You will hardly be- Napoleon less than six months member of )iiey enough to pur- Sciences; w " 1797. Mis c seem to have bought tance of sc friend. trated by t lien I found how eas- scientists hf ilong without the 50- pedition to I I concluded I could the Instltut< >ut the gold watoh, proposed to Lnd is growing into a His illustnii nd now."?Youth's gat ions on was the firs eologv, lead! of Champoli Ready for Him. and the doi ho had been in town school In E , but who had been control, to a prominent belle, ? *e, but was afraid he t too hasty. He deli- I the subject a. fol- j M|? Anc, .peak to you of mar. ? etbook; but lng only made your . ' ? " . In that comi ree days ago, what .... jt?., the bank. d say never put off Burglar (| at which you should n?.r^a> .0 f ny before yesterday." Ancli you a singh \RY 2, 1914. ORTH THE KEEPING ''T Chester Dec. 27.? Lemuel son. a well known citizen of th erchant Showed Hie Ap- (Ued at the home of h|8 son i of Newspaper In Sub- Jackson. December 2 5, at the antlal Manner. 36 years. The funeral service held at Rossvllle cemeter leases a newspaper more Jackson did valiant sevice of appreciation from its the War Between the Sections e most hardened old edl- 'n the hospital work. After I i up and tears of Joy will 'ie ?anie home and did great cal eyes when "Veteran among the citizens of the where he has always been h i * * " , teemed and honored Mr. Jack say that yesterday s i)een a member of the M< ack was the best ever. Church since his early boyhc nerica letters of apprecia* no man In the State has devob that any editor can hopo time and money to religious' , however, It is different, and the poor. He is survived rs are frequently reward- children?W. T. Jackson, articles by presents of h'alls; Mrs. 1 , 11. Ilensen. ( fountain pens, baskets of ^Irs." ^aura Peters, Chestci f .. Jackson of Corsicana, Texas, . .. more than 4 0 grandchildren, re in the world does there A'fcf,ia?of1theIiPreMa? QI'KKX MOTHKIl SOPHIA Bimbo, the leading pork ntral Europe. lives In Budapest, and a Her Majesty Had Been I'ri Budapest Egyetertes pub- Invalid for Over 25 .Yen terview with him, which Stockholm. Sweden./Dec :curately all his political Queen Mother Sophia or Sweil tie sent forthwith to the here yesterday. She J&ns 7 m a whole hand cart of old. Inflammation lui ges, blood puddings and the cause of her death./ pork products. Her Majesty had bebn pri l. incredible as it seems. a" inval,d f?r,more 2i . . .. ... , She was a Princess ?T Xas* ias kept Its editors fully waB married nt wiesbadeW to i pork meat. K|nff 08car n ln Junei ^57. annot live by meat alone, or so ago the Egyetertes Washington, Dec. 3*.?Pi luidation. As the editors Wilson yesterday sent fron conference composed an Christian, Miss., a message I ?well for their final Issue Oustave V of Sweden, offeri was announced. He had "sincere sympathy and that >d news, and now, taking *?v.erTe?* and^pe2,P1!Iof tht . Z States in the sad affliction wt on. he took out his check befnHen Hlp Majesty and th< 1th one stroke of the pen fam?v ,n the death of hlg tertes on its feet again. loved and illustrious moth< Royal Highness the Queen E MCE PLAYFUL PETS 6<"""? " Was It Worth While 1 Ha. Two Which Ha Haa .<You would have laughed nd Trained, and i hay the fellows look at me when ;t Like Kittens. back to work aftei/belng av months," said a ragged and >on8 that are found In the looking boy after/)Hs first di s are like children In a In the fpctory. muLf-rnlzed, t ways. They can be of tuberculosis, pirfphed an do things, though they ^th a bloodless skfb/and ap| i _ .n- _ . half-dead when he quit worl ier different influences wag 1HUe wonder thXt few kn of Skowhegan, Me., wken jie reappearfcd 23 % coons which he has heavier and some inches talli cares for daily. He got a healthy color in, his face . from a farmer about four his absence he had been at t and they are now as play- erculosls sanatorium. The c i and will frolic with each pnld half of his expenses a ; over and over like two Cross Seals has provided for t nd they do not show any ^as worth while? il<Vdisposition. They are ;hfr<loorynrd and will run TAX NOTICE. when ttrecP will stretch The tax books will be opt loorstep in the sun. October 15. 1913, to March II very keen to danger and One per cent penalty will b< oaches they will climb to in January, twd per cent it in apple tree..^ They are ruary and seven jh-t cent in ird of their own In night , ?*n, I0*1-)?* Nos. 1, y have dHara'e hollow Iok ' ' an" * /a special Li ?" , two (2) mills Is le/ied. In ? n ko Into. They curl up Nos- 2, 3, 7. 8, l?r\22, 26, L^tXo kittens and sleep. and 43 special tax three (3 In districts Nos. 10/11, 17, o for a Quarter. ^ fj. ipkli.it a line, tull flovorad IV to?.r <?> \ ~ 'A V-I J I . oo &UU OU, uuetlttl UJ 1 he met his friend. (5) mll,B In dlBtlYctB j igar?' he Inqquired, very 8p6Cial tax six afad < :5%) mills. In dis/ricta M said the other, gratefully, 32, 4# and 4 9 special tax el| ghtlng the proffered weed, mills. In district No. 38 spe v experimental puffs, how- *en (10) mills. In district lend removed the cigar special tax eleven (11) mills. , and, looking at it doubt- J** No. 25 special *ax two a ok half (2V4) mills. All male ilth.a very evident abate between the ages cf 21 and 6 Untie In his tone: are BUbJect to a capitation you pay for these cigars?" three ($3) dollars for road pi a quarter," said the orig- and all male citizens betw< or of both weeds, taking ages of 21 and 60 years are 11 ar out of his mouth and ,one dollar poll tax. t with considerable satis- | ^ HILTC his one cost me 20 cents County Treat sr; rsation languished at this r's Queer Costume. COULD S tobert Louis Stevenson's les describes the author: i as smooth and parted In | nd fell below the collar of I wore a black flannel shirt, V us knitted tie twisted in a Wellington boott^ ratter i " t::? ?"""" Td a And For Three Summers M ero hat. But the most asn of all his costume was a cen, Was |Jnable to fat] <ln cape, which he wore boulders, fastened at the fay Qf Hef HouS WO! fancy brooch, which also r a bunch of half a dozen _____ think these final touches must have been added by Pleasant Hill, N. C?"I suf i without his knowledge or uirec bummerb, wrues mrs. 1 Vincent, of this town, "and the eon as a Scientist. last time, was my worst. Bonaparte was an active 1 had dreadful nervous heada y?-.*!2S, to p'051"110"' Lplireciation of the lnijior- ?al<( about. Could not do an ieniific research is illus housework. I also had dreadful pains In i tooji with him on his ex- r Bgyjft, where lie organized and sides and when one of tho of Egypt in Cairo ami sinking spells would come o establish an observatory. vould have lo give up and ? ted report of his invest!- v the antiquities of Egypt until it wore off. t step in Egyptian arch : I was certainly in a dreadfu Injt in the brilliant labors hea|,h w?en , ? ? d M on. Mariette and Mospero ' minauce of the French Cardui. the woman's tonic, and Igypt, even under British Ight Be a Way. Caliba ent Wantiman (suddenly ?_ / ) ?I see you have my pock- You caS't buy better ca there's very little monoy much care, and I^lonH know jared with what I have in average. All varletleik rPKe quality. Price 76 cents for 7 gruffly)?Well, there ain't cents per 1,000. Jouannet's :,t t!}.at! 75c per 100; $4.00 per 1.00C ent Wnntlman II :i. \ < iatt i vt^ s man?-?Puck ALrKhl) .lOUANi 5ES. r ?] r. Jack- ! fil* I POPULAR I .CI i estate. 5 MECHANICS AaA % IC5R ( 800 1 ' ere I (articles (luring , aiding > SraS^liLLUSTRAj fvss B^^gy\TioN5y v wuiivj . i gmmmfi i iii im p S8on has Popular Mechanics )od?and W Magazine ed more "written so voo cam understand rr?* ! duties' A c/rF.AT Continued Story of the World'l hv four i Progress which you may begin reading at an^tm*:, and which will hold your Great I interest foiwer. You are living in the best "hester; I year, of that most wonderful age, of what is rp' doubtless t/ic greatest world in the universe. *' 1 ' A re id * of Mars would gladly pay ? and by FOR ONE YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION I tot his m igazi|c,in order to keep informed of I?K\I> I our progress il Engineering and Mechanics. . Are you readfig it? Two millions of your reiglil>ors arC and it is the favorite magazine in thotiands of the best American ictically homes. It aspcals to all classes?old and |rs ' young ? mem and women. The "Shop Nhtes" Department (20 pages) o i gives ca y ways to do things ? how to make *J useful article# for home and shop, repairs, etc. U died l "Amateur Mechanics" ( 10 pagea) tells bow to 7 years make Mission furniture, wireless outtltH. boats, lies was engines, magic, and all the ttilngBa boy loves, sl.so per year. single copies is cents Ask your Nswitlegler to ihnw you on* or ictically write for free sample copy today i years. fof ULAR MECHANICS CO. lau and sis w. wuhinatoo sc. Chicago the late ne8,pass ^ancaster & Chester Ry. Co. Lo King . Schedule in Effect Not. 9th, 191*.. ng his Eastern Time. M of the W/E8TBOUND 4 United Lt 6:00??6: lip ilch has Lt roft 6:60??S:66p a Royal Lt Bsscpmville 6:47a?4: Iff well-be- Lt RichljuU 6:61a?4:80p >r, Her Ar Ch^tef 7:40a..6:llp >owaBer fcABTBOUND. Lt. Cheater./ 9:60a?6:46p Lt. Rlchbu/g 10:60a?7: J7p Lt. Be-con/vlue 10:81a?7:68p to see L? Fort j?wn 11:08a? 7:66p I went Ar. LancaW^ 11:80a?8:25p fay five Connections/?Cheater, with Southhealthy ern> ^eaboard/and Carolina & Northly back Western Railways, i victim Fort I awn/ with Seaboard Air Lin# id thin, Railway. mrently Lancaster, with Southern Railway. L there A. P. McLURE, Supt. iew him pounds ?r, with AUDITOR'S NOTICE. During he tub- / ompany The Auditor's office will be open nd Red from /January 1st until February he rest. 20th, nrrraking tax returns for 1914, and he will also make the following appointments in person or by deputy: Van WVck, Monday, January 6th. 5? 191 Belair.y Tuesday, January 6tli. 3'added Pleasant Valley, Wednesday, Jani Feb- uary 7thr->. March. Osceola, Thursday, January 8th. 4, 6, 6, Dwlght, Monday, January 12th. tax of Tradesvlre, Tuesday, January 13th llstrlcts Taxahavi, Wednesday, January 34, 46 14th. \ ) mills. Flat CrAek, Thursday, January 18, 20, 15th. special Welshs, Friday, January 16th. ;ts Nos. Kershawl Monday and Tuesday, ix five January 19th_and 20th. 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