The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 24, 1914, Page 8, Image 8
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LEVER ADDRESSES
STATE TEAC
valued at $154.
2. University of South Ct
hunl>in, valued at $175.
Iirnft Scholarships 1 and 2,
ULyV 2, group 2, cover board an
; LillJ All scholarships are goo<
Til L LA NO AS
! applicant is utteudiui
irollna, Co-j tended. (a) Must be f
i ter freshmun cluss of
and 1 and which application is n
id tuition, i 6. Accompanying aji
;1 for four | be letters of indorsemi
iTKUNKWS. MA Km 24,
g or has at- I The committee c
irepared to en- South Carolina dlv
college for Information desire
lade. application. This
plication must of: Miss Armida
lit from nresi-i Siitii??>f \i?-? i
, 1914.
>:i education of the THIS STOMi
lslon will give any uir?i n<
d and will receive rfUil.il i
commttee consists
Moses, chairman, #
u:h remedy I that you c
5 YOUR FRIENDS "ouTback
j money. Sc
7.000 Rexa
an eat whatever you liko
rou. like, we want you to
and tell us and net your
>ld only at the more than
11 stores, and in this town
Congressman Speaks on
Cost of Ignorance."
CLAXTON ON THE PRO<
years except No. 2, group
Requirements:
1. Applications must st
scholarship is desired, (a)
applicant may apply for o
group 1 and 2.
2. Give age, (a) Reqi
group 1, 17 years or over
iRAlNI quired for group 2. 16 yen
3. Lineal doscent rrom s
ate veteran of honorable i
Give name of veteran, (h
L. dent of nearest U. D.
testimonials as to 11101
ate which physicial ability from
The same teachers,
lie each in 7. Applications mus
hands of the conimittt
lired for (a) For group 1 by
(b) lie- | For group 2 by June 1.
irs or over, j For the scholarship!
i Confeder- the South Carolina ?i
record, (a) i Daughters of the Conf
^ Uplntinn titlml to outor thn nm
C. cliupter and ton; Mrs. Mamie
ral mental and field.
present or last
IX MKM
t be in the
! on education. In memory of de
April 20. (b) parted January 11
Dearest mother, yi
3 in group 1 left us,
(vision. United To that heavenly ^
ederacy, i? en- 1 Softly in the arms
I * -?!
v upeiHiiu, v 1111- Almost ever;
N. Tillman, Edge- person conuis ii
us of bensfllts
of Rexall p>ysp
OKI AM. lug how much
others anA kn
ar mother, who do- made of, \vte fe
f, 1914. you. So grN^t
ou have gone and that we urge y*
at our risk, wl
world so faijr^^. ise that if the)
of Jesus, "nT>???d^lheni to dr
y (lay some grateful on|y ul on|
nto our store and tells | ^0c al,('
received from the uselP1"^* ^anc
epsla Tablets. Know- _
good they have done
owing what they are .Vdfertised
iqI sure they will hejjrf .
is our faith ijj^-tftem
>H-to trv .?t?tir.?iy j Sickson
th our personal prom- Martha Ma
r don't do all you ex- 0srnr Rrc
> aiHl nillkft vnn r utnm.
r store. Three sizes, 25c, *
.00. Standard Drug Cora- A
aster, S. C. ^
^
letters for Weed Ending
ilarch 21, 1014.
Dolly, Mrs. Ola Pate, Mrs.
ssey, Mrs. Luenean Belk,
me, W. II. Green, Mrs.
United SIjiU's < 'oiiiniission
Kduratitiu is llnml liy
Teui'hci's.
Spartanburg Special to Cha
News and Courier March L'O.
grersman A. F. Lever deliven
address on "The High Cost of
ance" before the South C
Teacher's Association at Convr
lege tonight, lie spoke of t
caused by ignorance in farinint
er of to applicant, (c) Commaiu
tlu. of Confederate service.
4. Inability to pay for c
cation, (a) Gve informatl
rleston to this effect.
?Con- 5. Name schools or colie
*d anIiMior
arolina
lie loss I rj
: metli- I
1 and years candidates to be select
I cations submitted to
ollege edu- For the scholarships
on or proof ian unlimited number
M ill be permitted to c
>Ke or both j petitive examination.
Frrnalc
vctvvfuo ui t.i.x .?iumer you are I
;ed from appll- i care,
his committee. Tis hard, so hard.
In proup 2. der cord
of candidates When love lias bo
ontest in com- 'Tis hard, so hard
We must forever i
Dearest Mother. \vi
In that peaceful pi
lint thy memory
Till thy he;
' I Let others seek a
roe ironi toil and ach "eomfortab
your digestion
to break the ten- your money.
We couldn't
und our hearts. more strongly
to speak the word Dyspepsia Tabl
part. sin and flismut
e have laid thee digestive aids
rave's embrace. science, they
ill be cherished cheek heairbui
nvenly face. mote a natura
homo below,
le and healthy and Mar,thltt ?
easy, we'll hand back nions, Miss
, Ilanett, Wll
endorse anything any M'ss Annie
than we do Ilexall ,py. J- B.
ets. Containing Pep- Ofella Can
h, two of the greatest K Trarsaaf
known to medical Momo S. V
soothe the stomach, McGrlff, W
rn ami distress, pro- Wardlaw I
I flow of the gastric Hams.
? i At. . .
, Mrs. Minnie Fleellnttie
Seager, Miss C.
llle Barns, Blnnje Harden,
Gregory, Miss Mary DudDavis,
Raymond, Canton, ..
ley, Miss Mary Work, S. r
>r, Jaines Stradford, Miss
/hite, Glenn Dally, Daniel
llli Richie, Joe Presley,
dcurny. Miss Laura Willi*:.?
- ~
ods, in the conservation of the
health and in other ways. Tin
ence of eighteen hundred gave
ovation. Mr. Lever's speech \vi
piemen ted by United States C<
siotier of Education P. P. Claxt
ness prevented Mrs Cora W'ilso
art, of the famous "moi
schools.'' in Kentucky, who \v
on the programme, from spc
She telegraphed that she wa
1 nxtLM'illn
public J
c audi- A startling statement
him an ! One teaspoonful of med
as sup- j your own ground feed (
anunis- ?in what tney do for you
on. ill- pounds of any ready-ma
.1 Stow (price 25 cents). There
onllght believe it, try it out I lit
?? Bee Dee
JU?| UU1U MO
but a true one in this case. """""""""
icine and two pounds of Write fori
cost about 3 cents equal, of ik-c Dee
r animals and fowls,?two aKoHhu'iP
de stock or poultry tonic u-d book, tu
: you are 1 If you don't its uses. M
ly, today, a can of? BccDee St<
STOCK & POULTRY Chattanoi
MEDICINE r-r-?
f Which Mil me 8 d?>v<
|____ flow,
Mo thine the happl
A heavenlv mansio
S I ()C K ? .... ,
MEDICINE, hen we asunder
pane, iilustra- It gave us inward
iI/rcsX??'ainln* n,lt vv,> sha11 s,i" 1
>ck Medicine An<l ho')e to meet
Pjuy> BERTHA AND Ml
jfluTcnn.
?
>ur <.r waves o'er UemenVber/'iM
digestion so ei
er home above,
11 near thy throne.
part
pain. A
>e joined in heart,
again.
!SSiy WALTKRS / %
Daughter*); \J\1iY
Two fnVnir
? i limit* Llie Dowels. 11W
tlicy <l<?:i't make your P^ea8C sa>'
isy and comfortable J AS. F.
, CONVERSX
heard Between tw
tru it* !?"* 1 -
nuns ior aoove letters,
"Advertised."
HUNTER, Postmaster.
TION
o Farmers
COMMISSIONER CLAXTON SI
An address by United State:
rtlssioner of Education P. P. (
vas the principal feature of thi
fug's session, which was held a
ford College. He spoke eloquen
at length on the needs of th<
and village schools and how 1
meet them.
State Insurance Comnilssiom
McMaster delivered an mlitn
*EAKS I Ckaaf feed into te*ic?
ComMaxton
a morn
t \\oftly
and
best'to I HO"
sr F. H I
?rb nn I
Z3C, soc an(
Blake* it r**nlt-prodaciiig. At your
r r TIMES
VErjsi
] >1. per can. a STATE
dealer's.
Of The I.nilrnster
???? Semi-Weekly at
required by thi
24. 1912.
i| Editor, Miss Juj
castei*) S. C.
Business Managt
! Lancaster, S. C.
Publishers. I,nn<
MENT other from Dry
The Primi
News, published The answer wni
Lancaster, 8. C., going to trade1,
e Act of Aujfust ?Why ftre
in It a Wytle, Lan - cheaper.
buy any\ylidre
>r, W. S. HouKh,|a pound and it
_ that you can bt
-aster Puhltshtn*
_..... v .u lumi iusi iuuiiuuy, one
V'reek. They came to town to bu;
isl man asked the Dry Creek man
i jo buy some groceries. Well, he
"1 His answer was at Edwards &
yffh^Eoing to trade there?" "Wei
"What can you buy cheaper at
else?"" ^fWell, I can buy good re
costs me 15 cts. a pound every who
ly ArbucRle coffee for 20 cts a na<
irom 1'rlruus and the 'if
y their supplies,
what he was doing here,
i says, "Where are you
Horton.
II, because I can buy
their store than you can
msted coffee at/ 16V6 cts.
re else. Did you know
thnru o??A va? ?.it?
teacher's insurance, suggestin
the South Carolina teachers ft
insurance association, so tha
may secure safe and better ins
than is offered by many of the
aiice companies.
Mr. Claxton. in addition to a
ing the General Convention sj
all of the various department
ings held today.
At the meeting of the Asso
9 - .. l n:*.. n 1- *
K that I | rn |
)rm an 11 IH I II IS <
t they I
airanoe I
Insur- 11
(hirers-! I
iciation I
>1<I Town/iSva [Comin;
t/ '
f 7s- ;
11 Company,
p Owners, W. T. Oi
^ ory. Leroy Spring
Chas. D. Jones,
Hough, Estate of 1
T. Connors, B. T. ?
| Hughes, John D.
l Maekev, all of Han
Heath, Charlotte, >
Known bondhol
and other security
. have to pay fro
egorr, A. J. Greg- "Say, old 1
;n, Ira B. Jones. their White hilj
? J*'Clark "ch.1;: ?' "oirthatsh.
^underburk, T. M. Say, old boy, cc
Wylle, E. Curtis Creek man stoo
caster. Mrs. O. P. had been tradli
T p
" lhad been payin
dors, mortgagee. ||orton ? T
holders, holding 1 _
m 25 to 3(^ts. a package every wh<
joy, I have another reason, my w#
t Flour and fouiVtf how much bettei
) doesn't want anY other kind. Yo
>me on and let's ik our trading tof
d for a few momeVs thinking abo
lg, where he had p^hl big prices j
g than his friend, so\|e said, "AU
hey came In and bougln^their goc
? c W Vt.v* v ?UU JVU ? 111
else?
o'jJSjl since she bus used
r ^^Pthan other brands
how women are.
;ether today." Tho Dry
ut the place where he 4P
nid how- much more be
right, I will try Edwards
ids. When they left the
VII 1MWII tlliu \ IIV r?ll|MTIUH
W. A. Shenly. superintendent,
Olvmpia High School of Pol
read a paper 011 the teachim
business forms and business
pondence in the high schools.
J. Harvey Witherspoon of Yr
made a witty address on "As 1
Ourselves." He said the I
shoud not attempt to lie the
and religious mentor of the ut
W. M. Scot!, of Hishopville v
nueni, r \
of tho I fa '
umbia, 1 ' lO ;'^
corres- ^?li .
irkville , . , -v jv- J"
Wo Soe j vvt.-rrTt
earlier i
moral 1 ka I
^jJL
I
Iyer cum or more o
bonds, or other sec
thaler Linotype Cox
This mortgage is or
machine, and covei
yrice of same.
Average number
issue of this public
trtbuted, through tl
wise, to paid subsc
six months precedir
statement. (This :
r total amount ot store \ lie Dry (
urities: Mergen- ; never knew tlm
npany, New York. trn .
i a No. 8 Llontype iraucrs
part purchase Say, old, t
fresh, new, and
of copies of each 8H>'8? "Well, I 1
ation sold or dls- will see you aga
tie mails or other- town next Thur
rihers during the 1 will meet you
ig the date of this "Always, i
Information is rs- | tlorton's.. I "al
reek man said, "Well,you Bave do:
it there was such a difference in
>oy, when you stick your tooth in
I pure, you always will trade the
lave some dry goods to buy and w
In when we get ready to load our *
sday after some guano and if you
i at KilwariN At Morton's."
vheu you want to see me in l^anc
WilVS leave mv whin nrwl Inn ?"
ue me a great favor. I
the different places to
i those goods, that are
re. The Primus man
ill have to leave you. I
coods. I will bo back to
can come back that day
aster, go to Kdwnr?ls &
VA OM^I .1 I ft.... ? A 1.1
Hip discussion of Mr. Wither:
address, combatted some of his
The following officers were e
Lueco Hunter. Rock Hill, pre
Ernest Andersojn, ftfewfie^ry,
president: E.'>*\ Montgomery,
burg, secretary; W. E. lilacl
ington, treasurer.
COUNTY SUPER INTENDE
At the meeting of the Assoc!?
County Superintendents Geoi
tzzI
lected: I ? N ?
sldent;
I J
h
-
quired rrom dailv 1
i
\ Sworn to and
\ me this 2Jst dav ol
\ | E. CURT
Notary
My commission
^ pleasure of the Go
lewspapers only.) jthere. Well, g
S. IIOUGII, | to bring your v
Manager. Now we at
subscribed before want to hear s<
f March, 11(14.
IS MACKKY, pr\I
Public for S. C. pill
expires at the
vernor. ,
ood-bye, como to see ine as soon
k ife and children."'
jpreciate these nice tilings said at
ime more talk like this.
YARDS & H<
WE SELL S111 Ntil.KS AM) Hltldj
.......
it- auu uiiii'iuill IIIIU^Q
as you can and be sure
out our goods and we
Very respectfully,
DRTONl! "
K C'HKAP. )lj
' :
ru-own, or iNewne^ry county clt
"Some of-tiit?' WtryB" the "One ti
was'used in ray county." Ot.l
perfntenflerrts talked oh'fhe sqt
j^ct; :J.: H. Rwdnft-trtpfen;' State
intencfrtit of FdjicaEtio'h tVifnmo
the mariner ;"1ti VftnclPXD6 iopn
being used in Rdflirfcr Coitfttjf, r
W. K. Tate. State supervisor,
al schools, spoke on "T)t>^erv'ai
Short term School during' th<
He expressed the opinion th
Kmtssos I
ill! tax' I
i<^r .mi- I Aud 11UW is tilt
De'tmV- I
%5eIw: I "a^d'that Oil St
nted 6t ,
fl-, ^ow iii order to ij
ofrur- I \
tion qt 1 r 1. nave coming ni}
; Year. , "1 !v
at a m the u FMoroneo A
! Uiu,e 1'ujl- ,yyu Xu, biij}' aiyOL
ov* is * ^'WoreiXG.: Anton
room for more oil stov
' ' I
l am gMil'jj to niake'a ro&uq
iitoYnii t i<? " r?f in noi- ?oiVf 1
[StgVpR. '
natic."
es that ,
tioh on
I v
AV* A I -I
' / ?
liflj A iK * y ' : ?<
. . ..Init- . v . . . .
j '
f
school with a term Of less thai
months was not much worth
The Association elected the
ing officers: President, S. M.
son. of Columbia; vice presid
T. llnllum secretary. J. 1
Brannon of Spartanburg.
SCHOOL IMPROVEMEN
At the meeting of the State
Improvement Association Mi:
Hlte of Aiken, the president, o
r ' I ? ' ~ i
seven
follow- wfi(;k> beginning
?!"? 28th. Now is y.i
ierbert . . ? .
}mre, tor I can't
School noss- I><?n'tmisj
utiined March the 212nd t
March 22nd, through Mai
in* time, for one week only
take that price for a regula
* it, for if you do you hav<
hrough March 28. Yo
. yj L wiiu
*cli the
at this
ir busie
lost. \
_ a 8 I
urs. 11
aS ?pOi
% as
... ^
*9
the work done by the Assocint
the past year.
Mrs TIettie S. Brown, dire
the experimental school at W
College discussed "A Course o
for Country Schools."
Miss Florence Stubhs read i
on "The Orchard and Dairy
Farm School."
Miss Edith Ij. Tarrott, St;
mato Club agent, told of wl
Tnmntn clnha hn/1 /lnno
ion in I I
rtor of I 1 O
inthrop I %J JLJ J
f study i I
papor
of tin- i ?????????
ite To- |
liat the I _
|n. I //? - -
MACKORELL
umbmmmra a
II/*
' .. I
If a fertilize
KAJJO tt
?r dealer sa
Vs ' *
past year.
Prof W. W. I^onp, State i
ural agent, offered suggestior
the practical end of the farr
onstratlon plot.
About one thousand teacher
tending the Convention, whi
rloRe tomorrow.
U. D. C.'s OFFER
invitatioi
is as to
n dema
are at ZZ^Z
ch will 1
Wa iii vi t < \ i in
i and Informal
I 111 itumn III . . 11 .I*.. ? " I
ion
i
m
tilis to YOU, 6
Royster's is
ISkyOUTSGlf
;(he standard
s
why
I of
scholars:
Youth of South Carolina <*iv
portunity by Roth General I
ion and State Division.
South CarollnanB who are d
ants of Confederate veterans j
able to afford a college coun
several opportunities of ofc
scholarships this year throuf
HIPS I New Electric C(
en Op- I QU os tu bOW ('?
llvi*
I per cent by bein?
fnd un- a be perfectly clea
?e have I
staining customers to Oil]
?h the I
i vw uvxiHy tv; UUI 9MJ?~t2 U) 1
>ffee Mill.. We there can
>t!r\can be improved twer
* unifofrftty steel cut, so tha
ir in the cia>. We do not i
y low gradf goods at Ohea
soe our
inforui
ity-fi \'.i i
t it will
isk our
p-Johu
comjD&TrisoTL
?
. .f.? OA.
J
I
I
i
I'nlted Daughters of the Conf<
The general division, U. D. C.
the following for use Septet
1014.
Group 1. General division, I
scholarships for use Septem
1014.
1. Vassar college, Poughl
N. Y. valued at $500.
2.Bristol school, Washingto
^jted at $1,000.
ouKIn ol An Qoro In c? ?*i/ W7
doirTra I price s, but only
nber 1, I \ aj. (mCe anJ /ool
r. D. c? I S
ber i, I ,mw mil> and bu
teepnie, I "bom's .Dest CofT<
n, d. c. I fbe \Aole family
A?vu<. I ^
the best atithe right prices
i on our fnpnt counter to
y a package of Chase anc
2e or Tea anaVhen you ge
will be happy.
i. Come
see the
1 Sant
home
TP I
HE
w ? w r v# v?'
y
hOC MAW*
en,
cJTv
oisrcftco
HPb. C., valued at $150
^^4. Alabama Polytechnic, !
Ala., valued at 50.
5. University of Alabama,
slty, Ala., valued at $50.
6. University of North Pi
Chapel Hill, N. C., valued at
7. Hlftebee School, Memphis
valued at $100.
Group 2. South Carolina d
TT. D. C., open for use Sep
?,ou nifS- I
Auburn,
E BENNE'
Sell the
TT-TERRY i
"Blount Middle Burster.'
co.
F.S.Roxjs
Nor
Sold
"ter Guar\o Co,
folk. \Za.
t>~,
?vferySvk?r?
Hi
3, 1914, the following scholar
1. Wlnthrop college. Rock
ships: 19
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SOLD BY L. P. CLYB
URN LANCASTER, S. C.
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