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w , . LOCAL DOTS 1 One ?There will be services at the 11 Episcopal church Suuday afternoon, closic conducted by the rector, Rev. C. W iloyd. taugl ?The Ladles' Aid Society of the pllsh< Ebenezer church will give an ice daual cream supper at the home of Mr. J. S. Wallace Saturday night, May 16. Cut. ?Little Brownie Randolph Cau- made then, aged one year, son of Mr. and R. E M rc A Y Pauthan fin L L ~ ? ! w. ? . v/muvii^u ui V7UI\ it UI r?V# WUU i JV1 T '| a blue ribbon in the baby show at i Lancaster May the first. ceren ?Mr. H. M. Parks has had his *??k residence on Market street remodeled bount and is now having it repainted, both , folks of which improvements add much to SpU(.|( the appearance of his place. ?Owing to having failed to sell enough chances to raffle off the piano, the ladles of the Kpiscopal church an- their nounce they will refund to all of The s those who purchased tickets for same jfram< if prosented before June 15th, 1914. ' ?Mr. William Hays of the Sapp th?? Cross Roads section had the misfor- | H tune to dislocate and break an ankle lodist] 'Thursday last. Drs. Sapp and Fen-|schoo nell attended on his and reset the broken bones. ^ ?There will be no preaching at H 1 Spring Hill nor at Union church |are lc Sunday, May 17. But there will be ered nrnaohlnir at ITnlnn Mnu 11 at o f 11 r a w? ? / waktv, i*v xi | ailUl I o'clock anil preaching and baptism at Spring Hill at 3 o'clock. May 31. ^ ?A series of preaching services i will begin In the A. R. 1\ church on %eU'ri ^ Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. j Over J. P. Knox of Columbia will do Hie these preaching. The public .'s cordially js invited to attend these sec dees. , crowi MEMORIAL. DAY EXERCISES. horse sprin; Held at Graded School Yester*lay the li Aftern*H>n. Porte Memorial Day was observed yes- | Regit terday with exercises held in the comn auditorium of the Central graded Dlxot school. Supt. Chalmers E. Wes- showi singer was master of ceremonies. The was 1 exercises were opened with prayer i two > by Rev. W. S. Patterson of the A. R. I pine P. church. "America" was then aged sung by the school children. Next the 1 came a beautiful and most appro- cuper priate recitation by little Laura Gil- durin bert Williams of the sixth grade, who marri wore a white dress with red ribbons wife, and carried a wreath of red and come white roses, the Confederate colors. Th :She recited with much expression. ! far a "The Conquered Banner," by Father steep Ryan and it must have gladdened the of tl hearts of her gray haired grand- romp parents, Capt. and Mrs. A. H. Greene, on th who were in the audience, as they with listened, to hear the words of the Mr poet-priest of the Confederacy sojofna well rendered by the little girl. "Hop In the absence of Hon. Thomas F. office McDow, of Yorkville, who was to anotl have delivered the address, but who Pays* was detained at home by an unavold- becai * '? able circumstance. Rev. E. T. Hodges in or made a few remarks, lauding the of th service of the Confederate soldier. G. A. f^.11 I<k? ......... -l,.. M- 11 ? .1 I rr?i. ? i- uiiun nf, niv icuiamn ui mi, i luufttr i unur the school children sang "Tenting Jud Tonight on the Old Camp Ground.'' aroui Capt. J. M. Hough then paid a trlb- spirit ute to Southern womanhood, which goers keeps alive the memories of the Con- muni federacy, as well as to his comrades for si of the war. He then called the roll borh< of the Confederate dead, fifty-two in from the old cemetery and thirty-seven in splen the Westaide cemetery. has c After a few remarks by Superln- In? tendent Wesslnger, the school chll- ship <dren sang "Shall We Gather at the the f River?" and the exercises were con- afrah eluded with a benediction pronounc- their ed by Rev. W. S. Patterson. sehoc The school children wej>e? then Bufoi formed In line of march." Many or Sprln them marched down Dunlap street to | towni Main, down Main to Church and tion down Church street to the old ceme- Ml: tery at the Presbyterian church, and The Daughters of the Confederacy the t and the Confederate veterans and reare other citizens marched with them to lege the old cemetery and to Westslde, ! gradi where the graves of the old soldiers and t were decorated. Both did \ The Amuse-U Theatre. ) and i The Amuse-U Theatre la succeed- childi } ' lng In giving its patrons a high class ! oarne of entertainment. The equipment of honoi this motion picture house is the best patro that can be obtained. They use a Berrywood Orchestra 1 piano, costing about $1,800, and all "LAS music used in the theatre la arterial- ! ly selected by Mr. Ferguson for hla j|0mj place. The seats are comfortable p opera chairs, numbering 200, and Co| the building is equipped with electric yestei fans and Is thoroughly ventilated. Colur Mr. Ferguson guarantees his pat- conc< rons an absolutely clean show as wjnnj every picture Is subjected to the prop(1 closest censorship by the national the (1 board. utea The Amuse-U Is being liberally patronized by the up-town people, ! thirrt and "A. B." extends his thanks for ^jn(j this appreciation of his efforts to an- nexj tertain. Th( Keep Dowel Movement Regular | * Dr. King's New Life Pills keep 8,t,on stomach, liver and kidneys In hoalthy I7"- W condition. Rid the body of poisons Mam and waste. Improve your complex- Kondi j Ion by flushing the liver and kid- . neys. "I got more relief from one p box of Dr. King's New Life Pills ?-Th< than any medicine I ever tried," says G. E. Hatfield, of Chicago, 111. 2oc at your druggist. one c THK iiANOA THK 1HMK I'llMI'. -iption of a Live Community by : PERSO Wio Enjoyed Its llospimlity. was my privilege to atten 1 the ! Mr. F. R. Moore ig exercises of the Dixie school, Mr. W. S. Hough it at that place by the accom- Matthews, N. C. *d teacher, Miss Bessie Flynn, Mrs. J. M. Wooi day in Columbia, iter of Mr. R. J. Flynn of New Mr an(j |^rg yj Educational addresses were last night for a trln by Messrs. John T. Green and . ?0"C . Wylie of the Lancaster bar. jn tjle rity. [*. M. Delk was the master of Mrs. James A ionics. The children's exercises Greek visited Mrs. place the night before. A Ballard tiful dinner, the kind the Dixie was jn town Saturd; always give, was served on the with his old friends r?us piazzas of the school build- l)r- James E. IN ,. ? , . , visited his sister. Ml Although the fainiers are busy thp pagt week_end> their crops, many of them, with Mr. p p. John wives, attended the meeting, spent yesterday an< school house is a double story his friend, Capt. J. 5 structure, the hall of the fa^y of^[s bro [men and Junior Order being in Beckham, in Yorkv econd story. Hopewell (Moth- Dr. and Mrs. J. 1 I church is located near the ed to Hock Hill Fi 1 building. a vi8it at the home i i i nors . ere are seven acres of land in and Mrs. D. )lot upon which the buildings mington are the >c$ted and nearly all of it is cov- High's parents, Mr with original forest trees, which P?Jfla8p8 Perrv Re 1 delightful shade for all who Mary idnd?oy cam? r there. It is the place where throp Saturday and year, in August, the Confederate end at home. ans have their annual reunion. Messrs. It. i , Mackey, E. K. Plyl three thousand people attend per motored to Cha reunions every year and there spent the day. rays plenty of dinner to feed the Mrs. W s Mrt 1. The attendants r.nd their / 'J! ^ Saturc iIn Charleston, afte 8 get water from a double ;ind Mrs T Coil g now owned by the widow of Mr. and Mrs. E. ite T. S. Itlddlo. Mr. W. O. A. bile. Ala., after a > r, who belonged to tho 12th st?PPe(l . _ . Sunday to visit Mr nent South Carolina Volunteers, Mr and Mrs R j j landed by the gallant Colonels cut seetion. i Harnes and T. Frank Clyburn, Mr. and Mrs. Jc ed me the house In which he < a.1 vine .. , . from Charlotte Sal born, nee tho spring, seventy- the n,Rht wllh Col ears ago. It was built of hewn | Springs. Together logs, pinned and morticed. The Springs, the party Confederate veteran showed us lumb'a a"() .... . . . . . , Mr. and Mrs. W. Ittlo room in which ho lay re- baby came up fror ating from a wound received urday and are spe; g the war. He was not then 1 with Mr. Corcoi led, bu his sweetheart, now his Emmons, who lived near by. would berts^topped^wlth over and cheer his weary hours, going to and retu e spring is a famous one, known burg, where he he nd wide. It is at the foot of a | we^k. pacru T 11 VVJ hill about a hundred yards east jcroxton, Boyd Hort le house. The hill spreads paul Moore and D letely around the twin springs, enjoying the Shrln e west forming an amphitheater Atlanta this week. rs W I sno( beautiful shade trees all around. Fan8 spent a few di . L. C. Payseur has the honor with her brother i ming tho placi Dixie. The name M. Barnette and Mi ewell" was sent on to the post- i.. nrf . . ., . , Nashville to attend department, but there being tlst convention. ler postoflue of that name, Mr. Mr. VV. J. Fund ?ur suggested Dixie and Dixie itlville was in town ne and now is. Dixit is located Mr - S. A. II . 4i Mrs. J- A- Bridges le of the best farming sections visited Mrs. H. ii. e county. Such farmers as W. week. , Porter, John E. Porter, It. L. Mr. W. E. Rroc r, L. M. Clyburn, T. M. Belk, who joined his fam ' Jj ,, .I . Sunday with his \ Usher and others live close Mrs g ^ Brock, id. There is a fine community day for their home there. They are all church- Miss Eliza Wyli i, school supporters and com- v//or, ,an # ext< "'V't* ' ..... Washington and R ty boosters. Land which sold Mlss jda gUirne! ix dolars an acre in that neigh- the guest of Miss >od ten years ago is now worth urday and Sunday, forty to fifty dollars, and the (ro^1 ier'homo^n' did community spirit is what lone the work. LANCASTER 1 leed, the whole of Buford town is on a boom, owing mainly to Defeats the Wi act that the people are not School, 1 tax themselves to support "All is not gold ! jols. There are Ave good how they did shine ds in the township, viz: Dixie, ed as If they wc rd, New Bethel, Carnes and Mattehwson, wer? g Hill. We-doubt if any other game, which resul ship of equal area and popula- 11-7 in favor of La can make as good showing. for Lancaster from bs Flynn of the Dixie school, made 5 runs in I Miss Lillie Usher, who teaches keeping just such t luford school, were born and entire game. In \ d in the township and are col- did Wlnthrop make graduates. The former was right away did Lar sated from the Columbia College far behind again, he latter from Linwood College. It was a perfeci young women are doing splen- teresting to mentic vork in instructing the minds the Lancaster boys shaping the characters of the though careless at ren of their section. Two Greene Williams ist, efficient teachers they are, mention for his thi red and respected by pupils and tlful bare-hand st ns alike. , J. T. Hough play STAFF CORRESPONDENT. third, Herman Poc so did Lingle. R ASTER BOY'* WINS RACE. The home boys, p Springs today. T1 ng Pigeons Wing Way South a splendid game, f rom Ponconl to Columbia. have a large crowd mparatlvely slow time was made ' Batteries yesten rday In the 100-mllo race of the j Ross and Lingle; I nbla Homing Plegon Club from E. Rock Hill, Hi >rd, N. C.. to Columbia. The Time. 1:40. ITmpli ng bird, "Lancaster Boy," the Attendance 120. Tty of F. W. Glenn, Jr., made istance in three hours, 29 min- Advertised l/etters and 22 .seconds. The second jameB Scott* Mi was 7 seconds behind and the Miss Cary Mcklnn was slightly over a minute be- Ing Lue Eller Fun A 200-mlle race will be run [*arto?. R. 8. 11 a . . ... ,,, ,, Anderson, Miss Hi Sunday from Danville, Vn. c Hammonds. b entrants In the race yesterday When calling fc as follows, according to the po- please say "Advert In which their birds finished: .IAS. I*. HUNT* . Glenn. Jr., Henry Cate, WIN;" Siierlal Smith, B. W. Kendall, P. D. ann nil, Jr.. William Maxwell. P. H Dadles*' Afd^i'iaiulj all, M. D., and David Rosoheln. ''Hlrr'1 will ?er%?> ' . ' . the court house sqi 9 State. Monday. . i the Self-l'laver IManos. Any J^ome In and s< all P> I iiy HHSi > Wean's nU 'ft 5 -STKR NKWS, MAY 12, 19 ??k?* WALS * ANNOUIi 5jj Por Primary p caster spent Sunday at . ? . ?S 3ash must i spent Sunday at Sg w , , H Notices for dley spent Satur- MOMOMOMOai . T. Gregory left FOR SUP mker o7 Charlotte , 1 hereby annoui days with friends Cauthen of Dry to ab,(le the resu M. R. McCardell ... _ May 5, 1914. of near Kershaw ~~ ay, shaking hands HCHOOIj MKKTIN aore of Columbia Gathering of Tax rs. T. Y. Williams. House?Tru iston of Chester The tax Payers tl last night with graded school disi M. Hough. to call, in the cou ham visited the ternoon. Col. L ther, Mr. James ? . ille last week. made chairman u 3. Patrick return- Hams secretary, riday night, after secretary and tree nf Mr P HP P/x? - . ???.. v/. ?. v-un- or trustees, read P. High of Wil- s^owe(^ the school: guests of Mrs. dition. The anni . and Mrs. J. L. purposes was mad ... The following t lie Dennett and , , 9 over from Win- ed for the ensl 1 spent the week- Springs, D. Itecst 1). Funderburk, R Mackey, LeConte j. Cunningham, er and Leo Skip- , ,, rlotte Sunday and paRRed ^questin from Lancaster li Tady and Shack, ture to so amend lay to their home hereafter there wl r a visit to Mr. , , . . , nors tee to elect each 1). Flynn of Mo- four holding ovei risit to New York lution was passed r Saturday and n year ago, hut f< . Flynn s parents, . . ... Flynn. of the New abIe roaRon- th,>ir carried out. A b >hn M. Scott and passed the house motored down jjUt never got thr Lurday and spent T . . . . and Mrs. Leroy Immediately uf with Mr. and the tax payers, th went down to Co- organized by elec spent the day. chairman and Mi . C. Corcoran and . . n Charleston Sat- tary and trei nding a few days elected Superin an's aunt, Miss E. Wessinger, sup ? K. Connors, princl Hudson of _ Rem- . , . . Mr. H. H. Norton Phe *ork of bo1 rning from Rich- Wessinger and ] id a meeting last been very success ? . ? ? supervision the Itherspoon, E. C. . on. Clerk of Court ,eRR continue to ir r. R. F. Kee are trustees will ers' convention in afternoon to ? . teachers for the maker of Great . , VT ? ays here last week s< ,l?o1 ^?- 2. and sister, Mr. S. ?_ _ _ *s. O. O. Ferguson. on left today for 11 c 5 n the Southern Dap- UUoIIIcol erburk of Trades- icni^svur Cur today. Craig. on and daughter, of Heath Springs. I Jnrtnn Ihn nnst OU DRINK liorion pa m aaVH, Tk of Wadesboro coffee for $1.00. ily here and spent parents. Rev. and left u tth them to- swat TDK FLY > in \N aoesboro cluslvely demor e returned today, and the mosquit< visit to Atlanta, typhoid fever, m 08well. Ga. diseases. Moral: a of Waxhaw was froni these pests. Lessie Helms Sat- g^reen doors and terial and quicke ey returned today er8- supply Com] Pickens. C. WINS AGAIN. FOR SKUE?-Bar 8'"tlng$>SLQ_ nthrop Training dozen 25c, Eleph ti - 15 and 20 cents Craig, Lancaster, Lhat glitters.' My! j ____________ i in practice, look- mm iuhl beat Christy |( U D"lwl > he there. The Will cure Rhe ted in a score of ralgia, Headach ncanter, went well Sprains, Bruises i the start. They Sores, Tetter, ] .he first inning, zema, etc. Anli i lead through the used internally < the second inning ?? i the score 5-4, but DR. C. B icaster leave them I>??i 1'hon L farce, too unin- Office over Lj ,n In detail, all of om?> ho?"> " ?? playlnn goodI ball. VKTERINAF tlmes" William j have ,ocated j deserves special practlce Qf my i ree hits and beau- prepared to treat ab In eenterfleld. \ any and. all dlsea ?" ""r" wf" "HOV'L".'/ Stock0 ivey hit well, and k. w. H BOTZ, 1 Graduate U. 8. C, ?lay against Heath geons, Washing ley are expecting ? in are hnnln a In v""" _ VI 1 of spectators. Whereas, on**1 . * tors and one-thlr lay: Lancaster, (erR res|(Hng jn Ur Jngle and Hough. , n0. 19, jn Lancast own and Miller tltloned the coun re. DeWItt Hough. I11?11 \? order anfcl 1 whether or notlai one (1) mill sirs* real and personal for Week Knging purposes. 1 1014. We hereby ordd rs. Mattle Smith, held by the trust ey, Oeorge Hard- school district, N? derburk. Mrs. M. j May 26, at Union 1 alley, Miss Mattle At which electl ittle Blakney, L. tors as return roa erty for taxation ?r above letters, tax receipts and Ised.'' cates shall be all< SR, Postmaster. The opening a ? ?hall be the samt Notice. elections, ounce that the V, , the Baptist J. c roT^^rrm-iits on J, ) uare July 4. County Boa COMMITTER. ?Il.utffcj^ou seei ?e,the Pianos at, Planu i trnH"i>iiii .1 re. tory Prices? 14. fCEMENTS * SfT election in I<an- ^ County. accompany all & A B this Column. * #A ? 1 1 'KR VISOR. I a nee myself a candl Supervisor In the and pledge myself ^ m Its thereof. ^ ft H. H. HOUTON. WE Mi III'M.I) FRI1>AY. Payers in Court r- ^ . stees Fleeted. -A \ i of the Lancaster \ \ BOOK K trlct met, pursuant M i rt house Friday af>eroy Springs was PAY DAY is av tnd D. Reese Wi 1- tv i n 11 Mr. Williams, as Bank, ^01 tlieil isurcr of the board SOH1C 11101*0 COllV his report, which in 9 to bo In good con- i _ lai levy tor school uur le five mills. i , rustees were elect- ?aph W <la-V,.?; ling year: Leroy financial COnditl 3 Williams, Dr. J. without WOlTy. E. Wylie and W. . _ _ . __ A resolution was ST ART A,]^ g the delegation a the next legisla- A Dpf Li the school law that ^ 1 CI V/CHl 1,111 11 be only one trus- i year, the other 1 A similar reso- ; I by the taxpayers >r some unaccount- * wishes were never TH?J[C T*E \ 1 111. we understand, i llr.. II/\ 1 of representatives, ough the senate, ter the meeting of e trustees met and ting Col. Springs Williams secreisurer, and re- i T I 1 tendent Chalmers /\ | J lerlntondent, and J. ' pal of school No. 2. th Superintendent Prof. Connors has ful and under their schools will doubtlake progress. The | meet again this elect the other ^ Central school and * i Notices L^fodder. by J. E. COFFEE??Special pminds Rood green r>uir> Cannes Bros. 1 <2"63 , 3-QiHhrt Peru ?Science has con- stores for less istrated that the fly as chap j > are the cause of alarla and kindred facturing Co., w^a^'LlTnt Aluminum Wa, windows Best ma- buy them and 1st service. Build- > We invite the 1 vany, Lancaster, S. ! vve mvue ine 1 <14.04 red Rock eggs, per Tomato plants, 3i B_r mi - ftU'-ar Caladlum. I ^\AJ|gj w D> UCIlI ,w ^ One dozen G I TISnn sell now at hall umatism, Neues, Cramps, Colic , Cut9, Burns, Old - - - Ring-Worm, Ec- ?????????? septic Anodyne, or externally. 25c . PRATT, \ ntlst, y .e 285. SI, incaster Pharmacy.; /.sill LY SURG BOX. ' / n Lancaster for the y jrofesslon, and am f\ your live stock for / ses. Calls answered / , all me at G re?ory- J Ift /\ Veterinary Surgeon, i Veterinary Hurhlrd of the elec- ^Rhfer^Esjl^?" il of the free-hold- TMOTlliilf/lffiKWMl lion school district, j er county, have pe- hKBtwpb ty board of educa- AflJlu^Wt ectlon to determine n additional tax of YKSased t 1 be levied on all 1 vi?.?J roperty for school Kloacd-Krol F .. . . _ Wilson Bros.' ! r the election to be f)f said Union of fine qualit , on Tuesday, 1 house. Wilson Bros.' ( nly such clec- j personal prop- fortable und exhibit their Lration eertifl- Boys' Opn Me to vote. closing hours Boys' Open Me 5 as in all general \. LINGLE. 5. RICHAUPS, ,rd of Education. ROBINSi a theVar-load *>' Seiug^sold at FacI 5 cry goftelday to make a deposit in the you are not so apt to put it off until enient time. A few dollars deposited Savings Department ill sooVjplace you in that satisfactory on where^you can look on the future ACCOUNT WITH US TO-DAY eJest, Compounded Quarterly, Paid on SAVINGS ACCOUNTS HE OLD RELIABLE" MK OF LANCASTER o r? /?i cf ><UllV/UOl.^l y V/? MINUM SALE~ I** t i HBV') E NO LONGfcl* IN THE WAY. clator for $1.08. Can't be bought at other than $S.0CL/ Everything in the line jnat ire agents/Tor the Great Northern Manuwho makt two-thirds the output of re sold, anayve get the goods so you can possess theyest as well as the wealthy, adies to come to our store at once. letblerry Co. iuano Distributors, price $5.00 each, will f price, $2.50. Sprihg and SummervDnderwear > ffor Meji and Boys Men's y6pen Mesh Shirts and\Drawers, each..25c Men's ndl bleach, closely woven /shirts and Drawears, y^ach 25c Fine Uauze Shirts, long sleevesNeach .... .. 80c Light Weight Drill Drawfl *. . V , ers, \elastic seams, the ind*r Um V ' tch Patents kind that fit, each. ,.50c Shirts and Drawers. Atfnletic style, made ty Madras, each.. . / 50c Closed Crotch Union Suits- the most comergarment made, suiic. $1.00 sh Shirts and Drawers, each 25c ?sh Union Suits, each 50c ON-CLOUD COMPANY