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( r 2 //r Going out of Business Salt Sale Starts Saturday Feb. 21 and continues until Close Out W. BROOM Having decided to go entire stock of nice new fr to date and worth a sound 10 Dozen Men's heavy Velvet back fleece 5 Dozen Ladies' heavy Sanitary fleece Pa SHOES, SHOES $2,500 Worth of Shoes, the best makes, they must go regardless of their intrinsic value. T. D. Barry "Non Equal" Shoes for men, sale price T. D. Barry & Co. $4.00 Shoes, this sale price S2.?8 T. D. Barry & Co. $4 50 Shoes, this snl?? Price $3.33 l 2 Dozen Ladies' Patent Leather and Viol Oxfords and Strap Sandals, worth $1.25 and $1.50, this sale price ?8c All my $2.25 and $2.50 Slippers, last season's goods, If we have your number, you can buy them at this sale for $1.75 Look for these shoes on the back counter. One lot Men's Shoes, 5, 6. 7, $3.00 goods, to close $1.?8 W. F. E == DR. ELEAMA B. enabl > the superinten SAUNDERS VINDICATED -? PHAIIMA There is at presen (Continued from Page One.) pharmacist at the R the Insane to compoi to determine by painstaking diugno- the prescriptions of sis: (a) the charrcter of insanity; anf' ofTlcei (b) its stage of development; (e) vio- There should he lence of attack; (<1) can cure be of- pharmacist at the R feeted? (e) and tlie means. the Insafie?one wb Practical and efficient treatment the pharmaceutical b can only follow knowledge of all the tor many times a p causes and facts and such knowledge administrated n cannot be obtained through commit- death, sanity or insi ment papers and "looking over th" son to whom it is a patient." tnoro especially to INSPECTION BY TIIE SUPEKIN- "nl TEND E NT <'oln physicii * ' scrlption compoundo The vast volume of detail now de- DFNTI Volved on the superintendent in having oversight of all the business of tV hat is said of tin this great and heterogeneous institu- truly he applied to t tion and also in promoting and super- should by all means vising the great work ut the State with some experienci Park renders impossible in him to OHAPI.. give such close inspection to the supervision of the different wards fill- We find, for many od as they are with patients, as i:; chaplain havi desirable and necessary for the he^t performed at a salar; interests of the inmates and the dis- num. or $2:> per moi cipllne of the institution. He sitould were advertised tor i iie relieved hy a business manaaer when the hoard of rei whose duties should be other than of 'ast to elect a ohapli a medical nature, appointed by the at*ted after electing i superintendent, by and with the con changed the salary aent of the hoard of regents, and sub- or per month, jcct to suspension and removal as wrong It a raise in herein recommended. The superin- tleemed justifiable a ten dent would then have the time l',;e '' should have with a staff officer to make thorough advertisement for a; Inspection of eacfi ward of the lnsti- $600 difference per tution at least once a week, and dally gone far In the emp advise and consult with his staff and censed pharmacist at subordinates, and these duties he we recommend that i should he required to do In prefer- greater than the salar ence to all other duties and labors called for It the adve that might be devolved upon him. | RULES AND RE< SUBORDINATE EMPLOYES. There should be a ^ The members of the staff should rules and regulation each have the authority and right to promulgated by the 1 Hfelar-t all subordinates in their re- but there should also spec.tlva wards, subject to the appro- mental rules and reg val of the* superintendent, and each and passed by this g Staff officer (should also have the to govern the office pljiyllege auu power to suspend or dis- Hospital for the Insa ^haygo subordinates under them by and duties. By the and with the, approval and consent as interpreted l>y tlx of the superintendent.. in the case of Plnckn REPORT?STAFF OFFICERS. ~ Strobart Law, pag( ' We find as a matter of fact that all ^,tate f*x vh' staff officers do not make report* in ' Pj1^ ivo. rhp g Writing to the superintendent or file !"ay ''Y, n rules b; them as a record of their department. 11' ,anf? aj. *ov' Every member of the medical staff 0*"r'als in the dlschar shbtild make a full ami complete re- wri recommend the i port In writing to the Superintendent concurrent resolutior ? at'lfehst once a week and file the du- P?Rft ar'd '?' plicate Of the same among the rec- STATE PA ords of the general office, and should In the judgment of suggest by way of recommendation based on the great pi such measure and treatment as would the evidence adduced be beneficial to patients in the treat- vesttgation the State I ment of their special maladies and for ideal and idmlrably the good of the Institution. We find for the uses and puri as a matter of fact some staff officers it was purchased, anr r VW " ' "" ' "" irrfir . * , - ^HJTJ; * iiai 1 wMMpppnMi THE LANCASTER NEWS, 3 GLOSIN( J SAJ out of the Mercantile business I esh goods I have no old stuff pla profit it must be sold and RE >d Underwear, at. . . .35c each, or 3 for $1.00 ,nts and Vests, worth 50c, to close 35c each or 3 for $1.00 t ) H LACES AND LACE EMBItODIEKY INSERTIONS 3c, 4c, 5c and 8c Yard. You cau see them without asking for them. 10 Pair Cotton Blankets at 83c and 98c per pair < Just arrived a big lot ot Ladies, Misses' and Chil- , dren's House Dresses and Skirts, prices 40c, 79c, 98c, 91.19 each 10 Dozen Ladies' Shirt Waists in Lawn, Embroideries, Silks and Sateens. Prices we cannot give on account of space not permitting. Big lot Ladies' Petticoats 42c, 73c, 98c Ladies' White Petticoats at 43c and 89c C Ladies' Pants, price 19c Ladies' Pants, price 43c Ladies' Gowns, price 43c Ladies' Gowns' price <89c 1 X r r\ * rrv n ncvi-* i lUUtO fUK 1 nd recommenda- and should he developed as rapidly as eral inum and in such the state can afford to do so, to the vldli c terms us to end that the great congestion now ex a pr ident to make his isting at the State Hospital for the proj recommendations Iusane may he gradually and com- regi ?bly. pletely relieved. hav< CiST. It is our opinion, based npon the is tfc testimony, that all patients of the out it no licensed c]aRS which will be mostly benefited ther tate Hospital for foy the quiet and pure air of the coun- peal ind drugs and fill try should be first removed thereto, vest the superintend- an(| those classes only which can be Stat 'fl- most advantageously treated in the shoi a most skillful present quarters in mis city be re- adoi tate Hospital for tn<n?a - v%%i..VX4, ci ci 10 is licensed by There is now u modern and splonoard of this state (ll,i building completed at the State rescription filled park, which should at once be equip- V leans the life or pfi(j and occupied, relieving as much peri j'nity of the per- as possible the distressing congestion this dminlstered. and now s? universally deplored in the the Hie helpless pa- gtate Hospital in this city -giving ohai ly upon the wis- tnore and better room to those who loyu !tn and the pre- are removed and to those who are offlc d unfortunately left behind?and acting of s ST. as a double blessing. sho1 pharmacist may PR. ELEANORA R. SAUNDERS. ^ts he dentist he your committee went fully and |U8t tie a licensed one ,?jnut,.|y jnto the complaints. insinuations. Inuendoes, inquiry and charges MN I against lir. Eleanors It. Saunders. We \\ . . . ' find no evidence to sustain any of prin years, he flu tes tjlrin,_ j^pe js ?ot guilty of anv wrong repo f'V'tnn ! Intention or wrong doing. There is wet i' an" no breath of even a suspicion as to conr # .?>.V i.r"at 1 V'T ',or mora' character?none against her proj it said salary ?u profe88|ona| reputation and conduct hate gents met in July ari(| ,.iir,.,.r j? her ethical department popi tin at the hilars jn a|| ot- j1(.r (.onduct in or out of each the chaplain hey tio,??tlie State Hospital for foly i vc" m". aJ>n?t"|n I,,san''- The few and insignificant and . We think this aCf,, on which complaints wore based the I salary had been WPro direct result of requests from nd desirable iio- tj1H }.-,u peri n ten UenU-?her superior ofappeared in the . ,tce|,?amj w,.re executed in lite dispplicants. 1 he ptjarge of duty to suffering humanity year would have an(1 ure to conimeut|ed and praised iloyment or a ,l-, ,-ather than condemned, id a dentist, and j jjer worjt an(j iaporH }n the ?tate 10 salary he paid i-jOSp|tal for the Insnue bear eloquent y advertised and tribute to the remarkable initiative, Com rtlsement. , aided by tireless enegry and domi- Hosj DURATIONS. nated by the womanly woman's over. rigid system of (lowing love for unfortunate human IS proposed and ltV- which love, energy and tireless Hr >oard of regents devotion Is manifested by her every ' i i)0 Home funda- movement, of which she has nsaq the Bi illations adonted ' Main spring und which is shown In his t eneral assembly t,lp results in every department of In U rs of the State rwork, wbioh she has touched and week no in their work ' which oven her critics In almost every Crav same authority instance have admitted. the i > supremo courtWe condemn the method of trial of the t ey vs. Ilenegan, I)r- Saunders adopted or. December was b 253, and the >12th, 1913, and hope that the. records . plies Farnutn 73 S ?' State will never show u repetl- cabbi eneral assembly t,on of 9Uch Procedure. I to he y resolutions for' We refer to this merely to call the klllec Brnment of state attention of the mem hers of the Gen-j will < Re of duties and ! ! * haf idoptlon of the | 7 : I 11' fi Pr?"l An '''eal Woman's laxative. 'bits" How this report. .... .... 1,u. 1 ; Who wants to take salts, or castor ly Is oil, when there is nothing better than man'i the committee, ! Dr. King's New Life Pills for all klllec! repondcrance of , bowel troubles. They act gently and and I during the In- uaturally on the stomach and liver, anyhi Park property is stimulate and regulate your bowels Wc adapted to and and tone up the entire system. Price Soutl poses for which 25c. At all druggists. H. F.. Buck- latloi 1 ought to be^len & Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis, land FEBRUARY 27, 1914. I OUT i ' F ' t ? am going to inaugarate a sa rr + ? ? morion you tor good goods.t :member every thing i 10 Dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants, tl 5 Dozen Boys' heavy fleece Pants and Shirts, 5 Dozen Childrens' Pants and Vests, the 25c FLANNELETTES?GINGHAMS. Calicoes, Suitings, all too numerous to try to price, but all will be marked In plain figures so ] rou can see what yau have to pay. 25 Pieces Wash Silks, in desirable shades, the i thing for an evening dress, former price 25c I and 35c, this sale price 10c ^ Several short lengths In those $1.00 Messallne 1 patterns, to close out at 09c )ne Piece Black and White Silk, 36 Inches wide, this sale 63c E .0 Pieces Poplin, all good shades, to close 11 He it 0 Pieces 54-Luch Brilllantine and Panamas, S BUSINESS LANCAST1 4 ?1 ? ?. It t I HI* Cam Assembly to the necsslty of pro- j "When father wai ng against any repetition of such ago j10 a oceeding In the future, as under a Qf Chamberlain's Ta >er and logical system of rules and pers that fit his case ilations no such proceeding could Miss Margaret Cat a obtained. Irresponsible power ^ Smith, Arh. "He p tat power which is exercised with- af them and he hai rule or reason and from which since Mr sister ha e is no recognized method of ap- _ . . There should be no such power mmmm ed in any person or persons in the a of South Carolina, and there ild be rules carefully prepared, lited and passed to.prevent anoth luch occurrence. yt \> DR. J. VV. BABCOCK. ^^5? fe commend the stand of the su- -rl n^dTcr" ntendent, Dr. J. W. Babcock, in! onanoustc,* i j acute exigency and throughout mean* BEST. t! subsequent aftermath, when he 2J mploned the right, not only of his j ClfnnlB ^ d and true subordinate and staff i vllllUlv er, Dr. Kleanora B. Saunders, but ? l woman whose every instinct is 4"*An4f?/\1 C *n to be for the right, the inter- vUlIlrUI tl of the unfortunate patients under care and the best interests of the The "Floronceitution. Wickless, Valv RECOMMENDATIONS. Flame Oil Co !e recommend that this report be | burns ordinary k\ ted in the Journal and that the ( works on a new rt and the resoultlon under which i?, ,i. icted, the evidence taken and the1 * ' ' 'J" K mrrent resolution containing the j turn of the lever, ioroo rules, no printed in a sepa-i trie cut above, so i i report at least three hundred j is always under a es one of which shall he furnished , tro| always read' i member of the General Assem- j * . ' 1 and the State otllcers and regents 1 ' 1. 4loinica official of the State Hospital for or leaky valves, nsane. some wick, henc? T. J. MA1ILDIN, no kitchen full of T. J. STRAIT. in five popular si/ MACBETH YOUNG, N. W. HARDIN. (1^ W .F. STEVENSON, J. H. HUNTER, mittee to Investigate the State On* * >ital for the Insane. OrVMit/// OH Sia 'er Rabbit needs No Protection. 'er Rabbit Is able to look after Florence >wn interosta according the vote ?_____ te house of representatives last Sold by : on a bill introduced, by Mr. Mcey to protect the rabbit during >erlod from the first of March to And Guarant irsi or uctooer or earn year. It claimed that the rabbit, "jnultl- J. B. MACK( " ho rapidly and eats ro many i ige during the time that he ought I ive no protection. The bill wan I cgwrmatWfCMiw I by a heavy vpte, and Mr. riabbit continue in his o?o way, and eat oabbag* he wantn, just ur he 1 have done If they had leglslat- I hLs favor. ThoutiandH of rab- vjwi1 \/r JmKSr ire killed each year but the Hupabout an inexhauslble as the wo- j ? ? pot. of oil, but very few are I , fBBMWi 1 between March and October have been useless I I )W. > wiflh Romo other matters in i Carolina needed rh little legis- 64 I i as old llr'er flabbit.?Page- ^UH Journal. ::::?5a**wC , m , ( Tsr - r ~ rvwjjir ill new fresh goods no old rash no old shelf worn goods. tojp,4o*fc, listen, and cppsider. . H STR1CTL AT CASH. j % ,i fn.Vi ?. i ? / ' t1 f 4 . < ( ij - ' ' ? * r"' le that will close out this ' , .111 ? ' ?ClI .very thing is new and up STRICTLY AT COST. le 25c grade, to close them out, price 19c the 25c grade, to close out price. . 19c T grade, to clcse out price 19c it i i the 50c grade, In blue, black, green, brown, (III to close out 815c HI ^ LO Pieces 36-Inch Cotton Suiting, the 2 5c grade, to close out at 10c ^.11 !5 of those 5-pound scrap bundles, only, ,60c Sabcock's Coralapsus Powders, th's sale. . . ,17c II llr Float Talcum Powders, round tin 4c II Dozen Ladles' Ilalr Switches, $1.25 Is our former price ( to close out price 83c There Is something doing In the way of Inamaled Ware a tour place. Come In and see Ml ee our Men's Hats at 79c, 89c and $1.99 i fj! : ER, S. C. ? Exactly. n sick about nix To Prevent Blood Poisoning n advertisement a- ply at once the wonderful old reliable DR. bleta lu the pa- porthr's antiseptic heading oil.asu-exactly " wrltea eical dressing that relieves pain and heal* at npbell Of Fort lhc tmme *'me. Not a liniment. 25c. 50c. 41. archaaed a box . i not been sick d stomach troury pfeMtntUL.. '-ar. .swt snanra ilOMM ia. \vj Bigger Hatches I I Ekrs hatch better if I I the hens are in perfect Lever I cnnditio" ;fe Heat 11 o J&rz-*. I Jt UU1117 ttegulalor Automatic" I > pays big the year 'round, eless, Blue I It prevents disease, sharpoking Stove I ens the appetite, improves jrosene oil?. I digestion. You'll get more principle? I "live" eggs?more and flame by a I stronger chicks. as shown in I lockages tic, SOc. tt.oo. ti lb. pail, tt.to. that the heat I Satisfaction Guaranteed hsolute con- I or Mon*y B"cki convenient I Refute substitute!; insist on Pratt*. y,con\ n.c iu ^ ^ ll/uttratod n<? Clogging 3 1| I\>ultry Honk. no trouble- PUATT8P no smoke, I ROUP ItRMEDY soot. Made I 4 or I'^vder.) Sj A cure preventive and cure .es. 1 ne M for thi? dreaded disease. For 11 sale by Jones Mercantile Co., Bennett-Terry Co., Carnea ^ f 0/71I Bror... K. ?. Roddey & Co., E. /gI W. Sistaro, and Springs Bank@ Ing & Mercantile Co., Heath Ovens ! Subscribe for The NcWs. I ' Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co. i " eed by .SeheduU: In Effect Nov. 9th, 1911.. ' Eastern Tim*. )RELL ! ' WESTBOUND , Lv. Lancaster. 5:00a?3: lip _ i Lv. Fart Lawn 5:30a?l:t*p VE ca . Msfcrm | Lt> Ba8ComTlne 5: 47*^-41lip . M Lv. Rlchburg ... 6: 68a?4:80p I A*. Chester 7:40a..I:16p 1 "MP " WT BA8TBOUND. ^ A\ Lv. Chester 9:80a?4:46p S L*- Rlchburg 10:SOa?7:87p f snK. ^1 Lv. Br-cornvtlle 10:81a?7:Mp > gjj L . Fort Lawn 11:08a?7:6tp Ar. Lancaster. .... . .11:10a?8:lip I Connections?Chaster, with M ern, "ealc^ard and Carolina & Nortaal H western Railways. flr K Fort Lawn, with 8eaboard Air Line W Rallaar. Lancaster, with Southern Railway. A. P. McLURE, SupL ansm ' iiswm** . ..