The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 15, 1914, Image 8
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COUNTY NEWS ?*'
Favor
FOUR HIDE. Ft
Specialt o The News. Spa
Fork HtU, May 14.?It is so dry Obser
that the farmers of this section are have
engaged in fishing this week. the h
Mrs. W. K. Hunter and Mrs. J. W. make
Wright visited Mrs. II. F. Baker. repor
Mr. and Mrs. J. I,. Small of Kich Fedei
HiB .visited the latter's parents. Mr. activi
and Mrs. J. E. Bowers. Saturday In
night. condi
Misses Daisy and?\virgle Bowers 01" womt
Fork Hill are spending Hie week with schoo
their sister. Mrs. J. l?. small of Rich city;
Hill. ed tii
Messrs. Edgar Blackmon and Yancy drills
Hinson went through the city Satur- t'harl
u. day night. place
Mr nionVmAM ...1... l...? to ill
been very ill, is recoverying rapidly, jSpart
Mr. Arthur Baker and Miss Jessie they
Haskin were visitors at Rich Hill grout
t . . Sunday afternoon. ?('
Mr. Dock Ghant and Miss Edna condi
Outen were visitors at tied Hill Sun- ploye
day afternoon. Th
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Funderburk of the t
Lancaster were pleasant visitors at ' ( <
Fork Hill Sunday morning. Fedei
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. had j
B. F. Baker has veen very ill. but is Juliu
now recovering. porte
years
IHIIMVS. torier
other
Special to The News. serva
Primus, May 14.?The health of niend
this community is very good. The <-omp
weather is so dry until crops are do- pu
Ing no good. We haven't much cot- the t
ton up yet and won't have until it noon
rains. verse
The people of this community are on ro(
done planting, with the exception of niovei
a little corn. fng a
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Sims visited men's
Air. and Mrs. Irby Hinson Sunday. Tin
Mr. md Mrs. Harrison Small visit- noon
ed Mrs. B. It. Vincent Sunday. ville,
Miss Mae Vincent visited Misses servai
Ila and Minnie Hinson Sunday. ing tl
Miss-Nellie Small visited Miss Gola tomol
niiisuu annuity. j.
Messrs. Otis and Leach Mr Man us \ f
of lYadosville visited Mr. B. R. Vln- verso
cent Sunday. Latha
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smr.ll visit- \eW8
ed Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wright Sun- speak
day.
Miss Mae Vincent visited Miss qttti
Lillie Wright Monday. OWJ
Mrs. B. R. Vincent visited Mrs. C
Kate Sims Monday.
Mrs. Almeter Mosier visited her s,a,<*
mother. Mrs. B. F. Adams, Monday. i {
MV. B. F. Adams, Mr. J. J. Small
and Mr. T. J. Hunter are appointed ^
as delegates to the Union meeting. *s,eW8
Miss Hattle Ellis has returned ^uPer
home after spending a few days her ,nKen
with her uncle. Mr. Will Ellis. ful af
Mrs. Jane MoManus of Tradesville ( ol,et
has returned home after spending a toriur
few days with her daughter. Mrs. K. ,I1K<*n
B. Wright, and brother, Mr. B. R. |8tate
Vincent. half c
Mr. Minor Adams and Mar.ter lo'd n
Dewey, visited Mr. Willie Mosier Ue8,
Sunday. school
Mrs. B. R. Vincent visited Mrs. E. imen*
B. Wright Monday. 'attAnt
Misses Ola and Goldie Hinson buUdi
visited Miss Mae Hinson Tuesday ' ^rade'
afternoon. i (classe
He
UUNSUB AND WIFE
FLED BEFORE MOB
American Officer From San l,uis!"fi * '
Potosi lla<l Close Call?Hid by Darlii
British C<?nsul. which
Quarantine, La, May 13.? I)r. Kd- inK a
ward W. Ryan and Wilbert L. Bonney Poses'
American consul at San Luis Potosi, s,low<
were among 152 American refugees ,'nlf>re
arriving on the Morro Castle today J
Dr. Ryan has been reported as connected
with the American Red Cross t*le v
and was imprisoned at Zacatecas. '
Consul Bonney and his wife tied the witl1
country after remaining in hiding
eight days at the home of the British *orit
consular agent at San ??uls Potosi. ;S" StI
As soon as the Morro Castle con- t,iat
forms to quarantine regulations she an<l f
will be taken to New York ami ent
prepared to handle American troops. su'tsLieut.
E. T. Finney, detached from Th<
the Kansas, is aboard the steamer natur
and will go to New York with the ves- waK i
eel. , teach
Consul Bonney said that on April ronR *
21, the day the Americans landed at,
v?ra v^rux, mai a mob surrounded
the consulate and the&tened Amerl- the ^
cans Inside. They destroyed the door- bor0,
. way of the building and took three t'onai
American flags to the plaza where
they spat upon them and tore them
to shreds. He said that he fled with Th
Mrs. Bonney to the home of the recoil
British consul, where they hid for *r?a,|
eight days. J dJ
Dr Ryan who was a prisoner of the son h
Mexicans for several days and releas
ed only after the United States had Ke
made urgent representations in his Dr
behalf, refused to dipcuss the situatlon,
saying he would report nothing ,
until he reached Washington. Dr Ion t
Ryan was supposed to be on the neyB.
Esperanza, which arrived Monday. j^*n(
He boarded that vessel at. Puerto, K
Mexico, but left it at Vera Cruz. at yo
lor tnese
. CLUBWOMEN f7= =
PORT YEAR'S WORK P
l>ress Iteform, Shorter Hours
>r t'hihl liHhorers, Compulsory
Kducation. 1 """"
irtanhurg Special to Charlotte | ^^1
ver. May 13.?What- women n ju
done In South Carolina during
ist year to help humanity and 9
life pleasanter was told in the
ts presented today to the State
-ation of Women's Clubs. Their ft
ties covered a wide Vange. I
many places clean-up days were AM i
icted. Through the Greenville A ML 3.
n's efforts medical inspection of
1 children was arranged in that I????
the Florence delegation report- W. L. Do
iat they had established fire
in the public schools; the
eston women said they had Mens W. L
(1 a matron in the police station lace and I
tend to women prisoners; the Men s W. 1*.
anburg women reported that button..
had established public play-1 Boys W. L.
ids, had organized the associat- black, per
mrities, improved the sanitary Boy Scoi
tions of the schools and emd
a settlement worker. _ , ,
, . , , . Boys sizes 1
is morning s session was held at ....
it. > * .? ? . . Men 8 siz<?8
hurch of the Advent. Mrs. M.
pieman, president of the State UoyS M
ration, reported that 2 6 clubs Brown Kahk
oined during the past year. Mrs. pair . . . .
s Visanska of Charleston re- One lot Boy
d that more children under 14 7 5c to $1.
of a??e *. . ? employed in f,?< Other qualit
in South Carolina than i" nnv A few 18 an
state. As chr.'rinan or the cop
tion committee, she recorn- Boi
ed shorter working hours and g to ger
ulsory education. Casimers.
hlic health, music an dart were Men's E
irincipal subjects or the aftersession.
which was liel<1 at Con- Men s good
College. The Federation cent _ ?0,
i-ord "as heartily in favor of the Men s good 1
ment for simpler, more hecom- ! p, r ptt'r,
, . . Army Stand
lid more modest designs 111 wo.
,, ,, I diers are v
clothes.
leading speaker of the after,,
. ? Men's fine I)
was Dr. J. W. Jervey of Greenwhose
subject was "The Conlion
of Vision." After the meet- Men's 1
lie delegates were taken In au)iles.
as guests of the Order of | I p|n|} Craven
Eastern Star, to Cedar Springs. > anj bIa0-u> "
Ine arts session was held at Con- Moij.s flne A
College tonight. Robert $1",O0 kli
n. editor of The Charleston Men's Palm
and Courier, was the principal J , ,
hot days, i
Men's F;
EARINGEN TALKS
>N SCHOOL AFFAIRS I '"'pSeiS,
a regular
Su|>erinten<lent Speaker at Lion IIrand
dleton Rally?Rig Crowd in
W'alterboro. ??????
lterboro Special to Charleston J^?
and Courier, May 13.?State
intendent of Kducation Swear- VOll RTC
delivered a practical and forceIfl
roafi n f ho co>iny\l
vww VV/ VUV o\ IIV/WI WW1 nci ? U I
on county in the school audi- j
n here yesterday. Mr. Swear- H U j
reviewed the work of the
department of education in be- I
>f educational development and H '
inch of the work of other coun- '
He fully explained all of the
I laws with reference to better-i L~-?
of schools, paying particular
ion to term extension,. hotter
ngs, the establishment of rural 1
d schools and the different L???
s of high schools. 1 ???
made a special plea for more ?? ? ?
st in schools In general, and
the voting of special levies to ^
the county and state funds. Pftt
ted three counlTes, Dorchester, ^Jfij^^illlllllJJIlllIin
lgton and Dillon, as counties in
. v.M.v scnuoi district wan levyspecial
tax for school purand
declared that thi? work HEX-ZE
-d the proper appreciation and
st in education as contrasted Bm^^MBIIIiUIIIIUIII
the indifTerence felt in those I
i had sufficient revenue without
oting of special levies. OAlfl
Swearingen expressed delight \\/ Zema-Fo^the'j
the educational advancement of #0 we offer you ahsolti
on county and praised the ! 50c bottle?then you <
of County Superintendent Hugo iu,t ' w'" d?ickland.
He showed, however, '* a
there is room for improvement cXi^'r"!! ?7cl?J
rom the temper of those pros- ?i|l not atain your el<
tie address will bring great *> I externally, the same a
Ki Zfma Fo in partici
, . following (kin afflictio
e occasion yesterday was J.? the Tetter, Insect Bites, Sa
e of an educational rally, and Po'Sli. BwK'ciTtch. R*!
attended by a large number of For year* Fi-Zema F
,, , ??, akin trouble* Irom one e
6rs, trUfltCftH, pupils and P^t- {thcotbrr. In rvtTTiovta
if the schools Of the county. The teeaccorapanies'the'bottl
a come-back. ?
speakers were County Super- instead, we have receiv
dent Hugo S. Strickland, and1 full of gratitude and thai
| tnrd everything cl?r b
.ev. T. P. Maker, both of Walter- | Ei-Zfrnn Fo.
who made appropriate educa- # J*W C*?
r K further than GuArantre 1
I addreRftea. 1 you fr<?* a rnruUr 50c ho
| make good from the very
I Don't nut off mailina
1 day?do It now?this mot
Whwt Women Vote. ibit p>f??lor tbia oS?rr ii
e cause of woman ssffrage has """ *"-* ?**.">>*.*m.T
red a hard blow. The major of i ?
ifornla town, where the women iUppir^n*,witiVk50c*
llowed to vote, annoinces that !
>e? the family washing?Ander- % N,mr
fall. .1 Addrrr*
i I Citr
ep I Vow el Movement Regular
. King's New Life Pills keep por Sale Br:
ich, liver and kidneys in healthy | 9
tlon. Rid the body of poisons 1
waste. Improve yonr complex- | STANDARD DR
>y flushing the liven and kid- j laacaste
"I got more relief from onei ?
?f Dr. King's New Life Pills 1 Have you seen
""l/atflefd^of IZZTni. *25c P,an?8 that are b
ur druggist. tory Prices?
I
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LANCASTER'S
,?v.r\ x:.\; * ** up
.* :? *
uglas Fine Oxfords For Brown's
Men and Boys
. Douglas Oxford*, 'jjdti JpetUL * All styles am
button $'?.on. 9:1.30 iMi.^ jjii.un ? i p p
Doug I as'Tan Oxfords, hue and
. $3.30 and #1.00 PllIT
. Douglas Oxfords, tan and Colon d?l.s,^iid
pair. ... . .92.30 And 93.00
it Shoe For Men and H8W? WW
Infants and <
Boys
I to f?, per,.pair.-.. . . .92.23 Ope l.ot La
up to 11. per pair'.".'.'.92.73 styids, wort
fork and Dress Pants Pa,r
Li Pants for Hoys, 5 to 18. per
11 nil T.V
s* Fine Dress Pants, . worth f-* 1T> T
00, sizes up to 17, special .30c W yk
les . . . . 7.V, #1.On mill $1.3(1
d 1*. extra fine duality . . i? *
91.73. 92.00 am| 92.23,.
jrs' Norfolk Suits
ges, fine Scotch Cheviots and
. . 92.23, #:t.on up to 97.73
>ress and Work Pants
Knockabout Pants, worth up
special 91.18 Pair, Silk
xhafci Pants, extra good make.
SI.no Ladl
ard Khaki, the kind the solvearing
in Mexico, per pair
ft.nn "
ress Pants. Ladies' a
??n?l up to * ">.<M?
[Nvo Piece Suits For
_ Children's f
Summer - Dresses, 2
etted Mohair Suits. blue, gray Children's fin
with hair lines, suit. . 9I2..10 each.. ..
ill-Wool Blue Serge Suits, the Ladies' fine G
ad, special each
Beach SulLs.-JU'* ?h> thiiiTrtor' ? FlUi
suit $ti.7."V _
Former prlcet
amou3:>Perf$ct Fitting choice of i
Shirts fiSXS-S
oe, soft, deuclim*. collars. anil '">? w
iffs, and soft attached collars, i
7 5c shirt . . 5(>c W- B^.Coraffti
Shirts,t he Ufcst made < ' Lace Jh front
f.OO and '
member everything bought here mi
> dissatisfied with your purchase, we
OBINSOJ
"i . - j "' i
REE HAPPY WOME]
iiininniinniiiiii
Wouldn't any woman bt
k-iiip After years of backache a
a C/"\ Days of misery, nights ol
The distress of urinkry i
iMimiiimiiiiuiiiiii it;
For Mowing. / f J l^tj j
Disorders Mrfi Txfn?
? know about Fx- ?rfiat 1 C'
treat akin remedy, Uoun's Kidney Pills/are an
itely free a regular kidney medicine Jnr they
:an aee for yourself a world o/ good, t am cert
, , , , tliey will be Just as beneflcii
colorless, odorless .. . . ,
repared by expert oth?r ?>ewP,e * ho tak* 1
to use at water and quite aw hile, I was both
>thes?you apply it dizzy and nervous speels an
* a saive. quently had pains in my i
ilarly effective (or the , . 0 , ._
n?: Acne. Pimples, hips. Seeing Doan b Kidn
Rheum. Jiandrutf. advertised, I got a supply.
ing Piles. Itch. Iv? ' '
d No?<. Erysipelas not taken them long befor
0 has been relieving well " v
nd oi the country to *
nee a written tuaran- Prioe 60. at alt dealers
e, yM we srldom-nave , , , . ...
simply HMk for a kidney r
ed hundredsof letters get IK>an's Kidney pills?tl
[>ks from people who .. . ,, ? . . , _
ieiore they hear*oi that Mrs. Barton had. Fo
burn Co., PropB., Buffalo, N.
ord to (o even a step
Cs /em* Ko and rive ' 1 1 11
ttlr?wr know it will -t _ , ..
brut application. NoUce of Election.
1 the coupon another Whereas, one-third of 1
nent. before you turn tors artd on^-thlrd of the f
thn"*cd^.. era residing in Union school
i,SfMtirt.?.?. I No. 19, in Uanc&nter county,
ey _ __ _ *7 _ 111 . I ilil/knAjl A ?
s.t-iuM r u. r ir.iHC " uuuumi lllll i^lUIliy LKlltrU U
>4cknK<- Krrf. J ^jon ^ order an election to d
I whether or not an addltioni
one (1) mill Bhall be levie
{ real and personal property f?
..St???- ! purposes.
* ! wrtU ? We he. ehy order the elect!
held by the trustees of sal
school district, No. 19, on
.?, ? M%y 26, at Union school houi
' At which election only si
r, 8. O. tors as return real or persoi
erty for taxation and exhi
the carload of tax receipts and re#lstratlo]
, ? .. . ? ? rates shall be allowed to vc
sold at Fac- The opMlng Rnd clog|r
shall be the same as In all
/
I
MONTH OF MA'
FAST GROWING STOR
Finp Slinriprfi Pnr 1 Trolni-ko in
? ? VI x V>(i U T aiuuo 111 ill 111 UI I
Ladies Flouncings
1 leathers, pair $2.5(1 4 6-Inch Swiss Kmbroidery, reguls
eed's Fine Slippers, goods, special
, ~ , 4 5-Inch Voll Flouncings, value 6S
ips and Oxfords cial
k 'uce? P*'r l,alr 27-Inch Fine Haby Flouncings . . '.
ftd.oo, W.25, $:?..?(? 27-Inch Fine Cambric Flouncings.
Slippers . JMH) ami $1.5(1 lfclnch Fine Cambric Flouncings...
B?ys' Dress ^ Every
<lies' Slippers, carrieil over Hats
th up to >2.25, to close, per Hoys' Cloth Hah Hah Hats . .25c n
#8c Hoys' Soft Straw llats 25c, 5(>c am
' Hoys' and Men's Mexican Hats.e ac
Fancy Parasols
v *1 I PAH Children's Fancy Parasols, each 2
W il IS h kUha Misses' Fancy Parasols, each
. yCixij 1 Ladies' Fancy Parasola, each
$1 .(HI, $1.5(1 and up t<
f ~ | Infants' and Children's S
i 9 | V Plain white, plain black and fam
J W S H V Socks l?c, 15c a
* Ladies' Gauze Hose, double sole at
tan, white ,and black
Pair 15c. 2
Hose Free with each pair I Ladies i ine Lisle Hose, black, wh
tan, pair
ics* Slippers bought Ladles bent Silk Hose, black, whi
navy and all high colors, pair.
Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Hose
. IMIc an^
nd Children's Wash Fine Wash Dress Gooc
T| po Fine plain colored Crepes, tan, pi
presses blue, a 15c value, at yard
Ine 1 ercale and Gingham Fine Crepes printed with blue an
to 12 years, special ...,4Hc flower., very special, yard....
e Gingham Dresses. 6 to 14. p,ne 8tr,ped Rnd prlnted Crt.pe8 ai
lins, all colors, values 18c, 20c a
ingham Dresses, neat stripes, special yard
#1.4? and OHc Good quality printed Lawn, fast
3 White Dresses I per yard
? 17.50, $6.50 and $5.75, your Fine printed Crepes, silk Popllr
Ot 94.OH Striped Crepes, per yard
bite Dresses reduced to 9**-OH One case best 10c Gingham, special
hite Dresses reduced to 93*48 Fine Zeypher Gingham, value 12 *
Hi B. Corsets yard
* .. . .7.. 91.00 and 91.so Big Values in Millinei
Oorsets, W. B. $4.00, $4.60 and $5.00 Hats, specla
91.30 and 92.00 Trimmed Hats 91.23. 91.BO
ist meet with your entire approval. If for any rea
will exchange it or cheerfully refund your money.
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M" elections. Notice of Dli
V. A. I.INGLE, Notice is hereby gi
. . J. G. RICHARDS, derslgned will, as g
' an" J. K. CONNORS. estate of Mary Perry
County Hoard of Education. 4th day of June, 191<
I happy, return as Buch guar
uttering lo the Probate Cour
r unresU Social Notice. county for letters dl
troubles, Tjjjg 1h to announce that the Guardan of Mary
y Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist May 4, 1914.
' Ue fol- church will serve refreshments on
A the court house square July 4. See the Self-Playe
pton St COMMITTEE. one can play them.
can say i -?--------- - - . .
effective ??? 1
ain that
tl to the
hem. For
mn I ihhw
II <k
I had ||
e I wan If
t | "As good as a Ford" is becoming a st
emedy? H
he ?ame H among Automobile salesmen. Dolla:
ster-MllY
I for dollar, service and up-keep, up hil
.he Aiec- down hill, business and pleasure, to o
ree-holdhaverlpi
sturdy FORD, means a constant trea
i tnlu?aetoraine
Get yours today from
d on all
>r school # ,
5V&5 PLYLER BROS. & R. B. MACI
rl'T'i- I Heath Spring*, S. C.
Mt "theft I Distributors for Lancaster Count]
a certlfl- I
ik hours |c ...
1 general kaHBMMMaBMMMMMMHMBMHaMBHaOTMMSMBIVai
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ir 50c
... :??<
if, spe...48c
.48c v
. . . 22c
...15c
Day
ititl ROc
1 Sl.oo
h..lOc
5c, 5<)c
. . . <f5c
> 9.1.54)
ocks
cy top
Hid 25c
id heel,
for 25c
iff) onH
...25c
te, tan,
...25c
<1 8I.OO
nk and
id pink
. . IOc ?'
id Popnd
25c,
15c
colors,
is and
... 25c
I H l-3c
4 c, per
1 w
J $a.75
and up
ison
1
irhorKf.
ven that the un;aardian
of the
, minor, on the
I. make his Anal
dian and apply
t of Lancaster
smlssory.
S. A. HYATT.
Perry. Minor.
r Pianos. Any
1 |
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r for ||
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