The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 27, 1914, Page 7, Image 7
TYPICAL BLUE GRASS
When Preacher Came to Dinn<
Jr caclee Were Offered Which
f( Ul??? 04.ll. ? - ' ?
MEAL MEMORIES THAT NE1
I
sr Dell- Pleasing Impressions of 1
i No | Matter of Joy Througl
TIIK LANCAS
/ER FADE | S?-ii(l Senator Si
The editor of The
Childhood a orrat is under no obi
1 All the I ai?r Smith for his
?
TKIi NKW'S, MAI (til 27
uitli Hack liove he is the h<
Times and Dem- fore the people
ligations to Sen- now holds, and
appointment as make a mistake
gst ?qulpe<l man bo- the. There i
f??r thp position he such men a*
tlie people wouhl Senate to loo
not to re-lect hm. interests of t
8 Kreat need of just to the w
i Senator Smith in the been reo
k after the agricultural lars hav<
he country, and the far- ment to
7
elfare of the country has
agnized and millions of dol1
been spent by the governailv.'inrp
tho oBplmilturoi ? ?
?? !!? u%rmvr vyouia nevi
Were you ever In the blue g
(ion upon a Sunday when the
r wi* to come home with ma
to dinner. On the day before, 1
get out to the negro quarters sc
that the "preacher man" was <
and then the feathers would fl;
The Jam and Jelly shelves w
rifled and Anally the dinner c
X. X v?*r? OT L.ITO.
rass re- Oomlng down In the v
preach- Popularly supposed to be
and pa proceeding, and not a llttl
t would Ponded on those who, ha
xnehow 1"? In what Is known ai
coining, circumstances," are afters
to living under less lu:
ould be favorable conditions. It
aine on to pity those who are
I v> v\( mavrn tflill nilill
J believe that if Seni
. named the Marshal
rorld 1b not Unlted suites Dlstrlc
i a pleasant appointment would li
e pity 1b ex- some one else beside 1
rtn? started Times and Democrat
i "well-to-do what we may say
rard reduced Smith Is purely disli
rurlous and personab-In ten
Is all very <-(l- As we
I thus Bltuat
. iu iaci, we We are sorry <
ltor Smith had tlement entertain!
instead of the lng Senator Smit
:t Attorney, the Governor Hlease,
lave gone to several other gen!
he editor of The connection with
There fore. Senator Smith w<
about Senator farmer in the rac
iterested so far tlemen mentioned
>sts are concern- should the farme
I before, we bo- would easily be
lO see so many gen- mers would r
ing an idea of oppos- turn him do\
h. In addition to Up to comi
we see the names of ago the grea
tlemen mentioned in ot the countr
the Senatorial rare. ln\Uie l'resid
?uld be the only rauae no one
e, all the other gen- reprtsentatioi
1 being lawyers, and of Aplrirultur
ts stiek to him, he President Clc
elected o,ver all of time t^ie imp
nake u great mistake to terests.
vn. | Senate ai
mratively a few years Carolina
,t agricultural interests reducing
y had no representative ator E. L
ent's cabinet simply be- there,
thought that it needed Orangebu
l. The first Secretary I
al was apponited by |
veland, and since that THF
ortance of the farmers
Farmers are sat'roe in the
ud the farmers of South
should vote solidly against
the number by retiring Sen>.
Smith. They need him
rg Times and Democrat.
SPRING CLEANING.
ine table. There would be ab(
a bushel of friend chicken frou
the necks, backbones and wit
been elitniuated, done to rich
color; Hanked with mashed i
on one side (old blue Meshann
white as the driven snow and
and pleasing as the laugh of ?
beaten biscuits; jams, preser
that old-fashioned apple butte
dodger about the slzo of vour
jut half and posBlbly for the
a which uprooting late In life frc
igs had furroundlngH to those wh
brown attractive may bo In the
ictatooB calamity,
ock) as ?ut for the young th<
ub light another side of It, and it
i child; better for t,hoBo who cai
ves and their life in beautiful i
r; corn that childhood's days Bhoi
clench* the place or the hon
very old an y
>m beautiful /
ne whlch^s
" KANSAS CltV SO. CMAHa\ ^
OKLAHOMA CITY \ffl
he
ipiuplll I III iAn"'"'
' "l? m*; nimiuws 01 ine
art,
the sunshine penetrate the
>om;
the fears and doubts that
Imly start
ts within tlie mind's dim
unted room.
t * lie cobwebs that your
ilice wrought,
ed flat with a husk like the ah
cocoanut. and bo on ad iniiultu
We children all had to wait
second table, but the old color*
my never let ub suffer and I
soinetlmeB we were better Ber\
the grownup people. Then
the "punkln" pie. Never bo
U Iobh than a quarter and alwayi
spring-cooled glass of cream
4'/>hoeor '
lell of a beautiful.
im. ^ '8 childish Impresi
for the and particularly thoi
3d niara- ^ after-life it 1^ people
Imagine which countj hut' childho
ed than more occupied wkh little
the pie, ery> a" *be dear%lellghtF
rvod in llnK Kardon, delifctful h
i with a Potting sheds anl place
aB a manner of "let's tfretend'
tin tllfl v<>fl flnlr^a \oaiopa 4k
sions which |1
bo of places. ? (v^l ra
and events VlAj By!*? IP SL
od's mind Is F
bits of seen- I?
t of a ramb- OsMMUi
lay-lofts and f
s where all (VVMH f
' games can | rraEw^i
?D|S fER
TbLOOD-BIWE'-I
DC, ^ HOME OFFICE
n ATLANTA
E!rcomi
AKKAGE. FERTIUfr B
eB?TrGOMER^
Q I WTn, I Within tli
* EtM ... -mi
p aw ay me grudges that
n bear;
arh pretty and ungracious
night
that is forgiving, true and
r.
i the task is finished, you
!1 find
dness is destined to remain
e sunlit rooms of heart and
nd,
Do you know how to eat a "
pie? Some of the dcgenerat?
of a long-forgotten race of bai
clip It off with a fork and I
saw a fork the other day In y
which had one of the tinea
and sharpened bo that it looke
like a kind of Bhovel, and t
these instruments to eat a "
pie with.
I??- Viuo VI u ill
rings to bo founirand bli
* scions looked for, and every
rbarians flow?r to bo plcdtod.
actually ' A11 these are the del
our city ' matter to a youthful m
widened those who have grown
id to me 8toady and less delightful
hey use raint>llng garden and "
punkln" nooks are ?t 'PH8 lmpo
some of the more prosaic
oio ?"? ii"? 1
llgbts wblch \|y^|mu| aTiriT
mor^ retn
sure Now Agsinsi L
It is a wild extravagance to la
noniates for a long growing cr<
slightest possibility of a wet
.ined in the soil, so that the ra
ited out of its most essential e
The safest and best preventive
\N1 ThPV Jivo iimmnniotn.
caching and Sheddii
my fertilizers containing mine
op like cotton and corn if ther
spring or summer. They are
ins leach them out and the cro
lement of plant food,
e against leaching is the MOR'
fl c/\lnl\r o iiJ xinf V
' Knov
P ^3 satisfac'toi
PTQ find n pie
ZJZ ,i,iow u,e
>' your work lias not been
tie in vain.
?Reynale Smith Picking.
ARSOLVTE fact?proven
ay?tliat the best and most
y trade goes to the adverninns
of the newspaper to
ce of goods. Why? They
merchant who places his
But no well bred citizen woi
crate a "punkin" pie by treat!
this manner. The well-bred
takes his piece of pie In bis h
bites oat crescents of rich,
hued deliclousness from the p!
the crust around the pie and t
of the pie and the bottom of
era browned.flakes of ecstac
the enjoyment of eating a '
gge Is In namrin* uiu ?f
lid dese- environment.
Ing It In So we need not toc
citizen who have ,eft theBo dellgl
and and ties. childish as they ma
amber- them, because they will
la while memorT and be a consta
ho Bldea Pl?RBUro long afterw&rdi
the pie 11 ,B hotter to start In a h
y Helf dGBCGnd to a little than
nan kin" Youthful powers of enjoj
11 maoh greater than In la
> much those ' 7. '
its and beau- ^{ei
y be. behind din^
live In the nitr
.nt source of WKS/y^^Si
B Certainly
IK bouse and- [f^ \T?DkT BRj
i vice versa. IK.tp^i^r ^Qf
r*nent are ao
ie packing house tankage ant
ry bag. As one of our custom
your goods prevent it; as i
ogen in other fertilizers has
The difference in cost is so li
it that the rich only can afford
\.NDS are conceded by all wh
fertilizers on the market
You can exercise true econom
n. ovitij auu niuii i
1 blood and are so guarantiee
lers says of them: "As for sh
1hey do their best work after
gone. "
ittlc, and the difference in viel<
NOT to use them. The MOR
o have used them to be the cht
v onlv hv insistinir on irettinv ti
public wH
I goods before the public
them the worth of their
r?u are in fact placing your
success before your cusvhen
you advertise. It is
iperty the moment you put
rinter's ink. The buying
I never make a mistake in
preference to the "Man
?rtlses." He does not decustomers
because he can't.
your (?o?. A pie having the
emit that wouldn't stand al
which would allow Its content
all over your Angers and gum
would bo hastened to the I
Kansas Otty Star.
Plenty of Dry Streaks,
Dudley Field Malone, the i
lector of the port of New Y<
kind of ~ ?
one and Strongest Impulse of
a to run Perhaps the strongest 1
them m atlnct to bo found In n
dgpeiLr? exhibited by the salmon
time On the Northern 1
of the United State#, Oa
berla, where these fish ;
now ooi- annually make their desr
>rk. said the krr*t rivers, so
ardless of price.
FOR Si
A. B. FERGUSON & 5
FORT LAWN LIVE ST
V CO., Fort L
Jlj\ J. A. BRIDGES & CO.,
Ill!!!lllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllllllll
\LE BY
>ON, Lancaster, S. C
OCK & MERCANTILE .
awn. S. C. iff
Heath Springs, S. C. i Ji
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipuiiiiiif
t local business houses need
rder to compete successfullie
mail order houses and
trade at home is to advergoods
aud quote their
it as the mall order houses
ivite the people to compare
Is and prices with those of
order houses. As a matter
, it may take considerable
to a reporter:
"I'm too new to my Job
v. about It yet. If I talked ab
might, like the mountains
away my Ignorance.
"A man was hunting In PI
ty, and up round Porter's laki
lted a settler's house.
"He noticed a volume of a
cyclopedia on a shelf above
and said:
i i.ovw 10 z.iwu nines in lenj
to talk ?' suitable spawning gr
out It, I seems to atop the
sr. give tl1? ^sh, leaping the falla,
evading all obstacles, tl
ke conn- ?ountless thousands; hoe<
? he vie- bears, minks, otter and
beasts which prey upon
good en- dlt,on to man's wholesa
the gun, malea, who become qi
this time, lighting despei
jtn, in search I
ounda. Noth- i J,
mad rush of
rSL't mimM
Hess of birds, -] - n
other wild ___________
them in adlo
slaughter,
ilte savage at
rately amonr wS*?WA/?i
iBiBlilil
mmmmm
liiiiiiililiilllliiiiiililH
i I ume au<> i
/ can be tu
I Nv y(\ son (N. C
lllK. W ^A\\ LADIES,
|| I||TrTrnTlTfT ley's TOIL
111 111 1111IIMII1111111 I I ll| Broom's s
imort to turn the tide, hut it
rned in this way.?Hender!.)
Gold Leaf,
you can get Marietta Stan>t
articles from me at W. F.
tore. Miss Louise Belk.
" 'It must be a handy thlr
off here, to have an encyclop
" 'Yep,' said the mountains
she's handy. I only got t!
book.'
" 'Why haven't you got the
" 'I ain't finished this one ;
j ain't ready for another. I boi
one ofTn an agent eight ye
He oome round sia months an
ig, away themselves. When th
edla.' grounds have been read
sr. 'Yep, laid the flsh are s
he Orst exhaustion that they ai
protect themselves, for
others ?' nourishment whatever i
yet, so I Balt w?tec, and drifting t
ight this th?7 tall easy pre:
*rs ago. m,?? of their kind, or die
terwarda b?fora reaching the sea.
a i
they take no
after tearing !
of exhaustion
ft la one at < I I
TS Kimnlp nila ^ V??o 1*1, j.
Mm t\
1^ jnr ^^U|
m^W^l ',
.1 i I l i r'
ua H7I M, Mere's jre
rolume, mister." "Whet I"
**Wkj, X ain't near finished
"Blums ysL Tea |sst M? out
~He fins. too. Kins real
was. I alnt more*n half thro
ret The wife, she's about
through. It tocfic a lot o' t
writs this bosk, hot It's nr
all the sans, and I don't mil
re. that I think she's sot
T vuu iMiaui ou ui/nvrm %j
gjj! l these flsh BhonM thus it
the flnl rlQoe themselves In thai
I* of reproduction,
r tfo |%
ugh her Mueto for Child
quarter It in never too early to
train* to tentloo of little child re
opffclon They love rhythm; let th
id tell In' hands, and stamp their ft
her drr noma little marrh n? 11
>i nmnre met
leriUblr mo- ! I t
r first mm ll
_ ' I .?
pains i
"I"* ?k . I waste i
> drasr U>? at- H .1
to mosic- H *"ls
em clap their lp
set In time to H tives(\>
a nlsvo^ f r*r ' J'Vi
* U?Vf UV.UIV1I lO Ui
he patient almost invariably
akea proj>er care of the bowc
today you are unable to free
ind discomfort, don't let that <
materials loft after food is dij
k of Typhoid Fever, Appcndi
treating constipation, there i
rhich even though they do ch
l.l ? ?
nij vubcu uiicunuii iu uy eve
is, "AXeyour bowels regular
Is. And the result of this fo
your body of wasK matter at
condition crcur agam^lcwiorrou
[jested, decay sets in, the^oisi
icitis, and many other serioon,
s a right wag and a wrong wt
jar the bowels, cause griping
ry uocior in tne land, whose t
?" Yet there's not one pcrs<
olish neglect is nine-tenths oi
the usual time, or if the act a
>. Unless your bowels can c
ans of which, taken up by the
.diseases.
ly. "S^he vyrutuj way is to tak
and uiHi^ea, injure the delica
irst question to
on in fifty who
f all ill-health,
nuses straining,
airy away the
blood, increase I
e harsh purgaite
tissues, and
streaks, like moat everythtnj
Marriage.
"There are too many dlvorw
ere too many marriages of th
variety."
Jerome S. McWade, the m!
soclologiat, was addressing
luth Y. M. C. A. on divorce,
tinned:
r elae/* them. Than let them
. song repeated often, or
I different character, one i
?. Ther? they will soon ask for m<
e Duluth to 8,nR themselves. Musli
for them the means of s<
llllonalre a beneflclent outlet of pe
the Du- energy, leading their 1
He con- let? channels of cheerf
i bly averting illtemper, wl
? | BO tll?
* lltu" I produc
two song* of I 1
sad, one gay; ^B
>re, and learn
B will become 1 ^B
df-expresslon, '
ut-up nervous ^B
ittle feelings j
illness, possl- !
lining inertia. ;
lirl? the normal I unctions as 1
e~"rnitHttU movement, witbou
to cause the return of constij)
t pain or discomfort, by usinj
1
"A very pretty girl from Eh
married five yearn ago. Sho it
round-shouldered matron toda
complexion like leather. Am
the little poem, entitled 'M
that she wrote the other nig
her husband was attending a
at the lodge:
**I never dreamed of such a 1
When I?a girl?was court
Wife, mother, ninne m
lluth got and dulnesB. A little <
i a stout, music as a game will ]
y, with a mother and children. 1
d this is tion songs published ft
Carriage/ tens, but a resourceful
:ht while contrive something of t
banquet according to the
, Marching round the roor
rate-? ?' the hands on the firs
ed; bar first In four-four tlm
iqu a/\/\W fOlir t i TTlfl 1 Afltlv ulr.tlmi-.
drill done to IUI Q I
be helpful to lWiVFi
'here are ac- "T" |~
3r ktndergar- H
mother can ^ (
he kind ber
chlld'B age. iv#|s||5^
a with a clap IVllllK
t beat of the
e, then three- , g SnlH
, m, 111 m?'"> ? '
re
?a gentle Iji
a n these tal>l
Hundred V"';
JTT'NWere \?s!i
I aclKYeap \
ixativ<rh*4hg_form of a chocolate-l
ets oaten justTJnh>re RoinR to l>e<
>wcls to normal jVtivity at a tint
'it rent, the medicine clht^loits bent u
[ikiiiR that tablet ( >r saytrvn^, if y.
inate),your bowels will move eutilif (
in the morning. The use of lt\xn!
fur it fi'u; <liiv? f>ffi?rvv:iri I vi-!!l i5w
Lasting tablet. One of
1 will help to restore
c when, your body
ork. Asa result
our case is ob- r Gu
This I
!s Our
arantee?
You
house?
Keeper, chambermaid, la
j panta
Presser, and flood scrubb
erally doing
The work of a dozen?
For the sake of .being aapport
Tea and The.
At a tea aWen kt.thn Hiihl lr
vuva, 1 J ~"~
pleanlng diversion for nol
lundrees, and he,P them to reallK
of rhythm. On no aocou
or. gen- children hear ragtime f
that will upset the nati
correct measnre and acc<
ed.*
8he Knew.
The modern rural po
not much time to read t]
i VIaa IA ? . ...
ay little ones. H qq.Ja ,
s their Benae gfi
nt should the Used Wit 1
requently, aa H who SufF<
lrnl Benao of H lack
*Dt caused by
parents r<
tnMufter ha* H mon purg
post cards | tems car
mormous quanti^ was ^
i good results by bi\j?inen
ered from oonstipat ionTThra.
of exercise, or indigestion)
' overwork?by children whos<
jalize the harmful effect of con
atives?by old people whose i
inot stand anything harsh
nuil regularity. Even chronic
V pation is benefited by them,
is not necessary to cordinu
treatment for a long time,
k cause, instead of dritni
\ ^ Nature, they simply hclj.
her to help herself.
jys- Sold only at the more
?bv m than 7???0 Roxall 1
n w I - W Risk
f
ethc yC. If Tlcxnll Order
be- M bowels act r
n9 M we'llVjive back yoi
> M asking single ques
M red tape r^this guai
i just what it savs. 1
r \\ f* won'f lifKil nt?> at <>
Mo Money
lies do not make
ight, tell us so and
ir money without
tion. There is no
rantee. It means
i ou sign nothing.
the offloera of the Medtterran?
D. Royal Tyler, the weU-kn
thor, aald, nodding toward a el
Pennant." which might be tr
"Tango Tea."
"A French maid, when I re!
the other afternoon exclatme<
" 'Bat monaleur la not like h
onntrymen, then!'
" 'Not like them? How ao?
A.
. ~ oi mi neigdDors, even If
?o fleet, Bat hi* more or less i
own au- j penalty for doing so has i
gn. "The | rise to many stories, one
ansUfcod i Boston Traveler repeats.
One day a young fan
meed tan town, and wound up a<
1: poetoAce.
Is fellow "Hello, Beth!" said h<
thing here (or mpT"
* said L "Don't see nothte' J
he.T.Uh,ed ^ I women d
'SUZjZ I birth, Wl
of which um H action wc
of these j
n*r drove to Ask any<
t u? mix. tell you B
h "Oot ?nykk?N
r.?k?.
uring pregnancy, and after
lien any medicine with a '
uld be particularly dangerous
>eople are your neighbors and
jne who has ever used ther
Lexall Orderlies satisfied and he
lji j Stores and In this #
. . l^Jown only by us. m
Violent \ TTTre^tpocket /
. Many \ tin bVces, /
friends. \ 10^^' /
n?they'll \ 500 V7]
lped them. \ J t?
tions. Your word is en
Orderlies do not do all y<
?if you don't feel better aft
find that they ure the pleasant
laxative you have ever used,
Si^us and get your mouey bad
.o*v ^ uu iUij ljucsiou#h.
If Rexall
>u expect them to
or u.sin# them and
est-acting and best H
we want you to
J *" 'Why,' uld the maid. 'I p:
otw of year American novel*
or day, a Howell* novel, and.
eaat road Bngllah. I uv th
waa nothing bat ten," tea
on every page. Mow, people 1
o much about tea inuat be In
t ty fond of It, n'eat ee pea. m<
f "She thought, you see, thai
Uele the' had the same met
Oiik' (n "
Lcked up indifferently replied Um
the oth- "Wan ye ezpeotln' eometl
though 1 "Tee," aaewered the tei
at there expeetlo' a postal oard fi
S "tea" Jinny, telHo* me what (
who talk eotnln' down."
ordinate- I "Hanaer," called the s
onaleurT* his wife, "hare ye mm i
t our ar- , postal card from Jake
uxlng a? Jlnnyr
i pmtnmlw.
iln'r ||
rmmr. "I wm
m ray A oat
I I i ]
KMtmuUr to I Rj/m.1
mythiav of a
Load's A oat
t
STANDA
VCASTER,
1RD DRUG
?
COMPANI
SOUTH CAR
OLINA. |
1
"Yea," waa tbe prompt
poatmaater'a wife. "She
dowr on Thursday."
i " ? ? ' '"
EgsgaHEE