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it. 7^" i CLO LOCAL DOTS o 1-HiRe ?Rev. W. C. Kelly will preach at the County Home Suiul v afternoon at 3:30. An ?See new announcements foritlve magiatrates and house of representa- frjen(] tlves In this Issue. ?There will be Children's Day Knu,e , . . ... . _ . fCrlflii wxcrciuos ai nopeweii cnurcn Sunday morning. May 31, at 10 o'clock. uatini ?Isthma Inez, the little daughter 1014. of Mr. and Mrs. J. Li. Johnson, died celvec May 16, 1914, age one year and 9 -vttnu days , girls ?There will be a meeting of the . Kershaw and Lancaster it. P. D. As- l,,e,r sociatiou at Camden on Saturday, Tin May 30th. ^ praye ?Rev. II itch R. Ferguson de- whlcli livered the commencement address tory at the closing exercises of the Ker- . ' shaw school Friday night. y 1 ?Superintendent of Education V. A. Llngle will not be in his oillce Fri- P" o1 day and Saturday, owing to the f:i"t brlgh that he Is called elsewhere. ^j0 ?There will be services at Spring of Hill church Sunday next at 11 a. m. and in the afternoon at 3 o'clock. on' when there will be baptising. gestic ?The Cleaners will sell ico cream busln and candy Wednesday afternoon on jy|h the lawn of Mr. W. T. Gregory. The public is cordially invited to attend. ,nler< ?Mr. W. 1\ I'lvler says he wants fol,ox the farmers to cheer up. He says vivac he never knew a dry May but what a The good crop was made, both of corn here "S and cotton. Pade ?The Cunningham Poultry Farm has a few pullets laying, that are Mar-V only three months and three weeks A old. Thev also have a Eniiil manv .in,l more that will begin to lay within ?ress the course of another week. Heuii ?There will be a good roads rally at Kershaw Friday afternoon at 15:30 o'clock. Everybody Is invited to at- toast tend. The meeting will bo held In for t the school auditorium, where appro- QUS prlate speeches will he made. A large attendance is expected. a ?There will be an entertainment at upper Camp Creek school house teres Saturday night, May 30th. Two plays Louis will be given, "The Old Majds' Club" and "Fun on the Podunk Limited." Admission 10 tnd 15 cents. Proceeds for benefit of church. Begins daint promptly at 8 o'clock. "Cup ?There will be preaohlng next by tli Saturday and Sabbath, Maly 3 0 and 31, at Pleasant Hill A. It. P. church, conducted by Rev. A. S. Rodgers, 1>. As D., and W. S. Patterson. Couiniun- in th ion on Sabbath. services to com- cleve mence at 11 a. m. Saturday. All are *?1kr cordially invited to attend. then Establishing Poultry Clubs. Mr. F. C. Hare, the government ... . feieai expert on poultry raising who is es- s j, tahlishing poultry clubs In different OMly counties, and who has Just made a visit to Winthroo College and gave a te.I0j lecture wun 11 suae pictures on Don poultry raising, made a trip to the conj, Cunningham Poultry Farm on Sat- ^ Jfk unlay and Informed Mr. Cunning- jjant tmtn that he was doing good work. 8prjg He said that he hac^established two ^|p0 to three hundred members in the erris clubs in the counties that he had .iwar worked and found it took too much ^ t time to visit each member and in order to facilitate matters he would Bch0( try and get a scheme to go through Qr(>K which would mean that those poultry aver. farms now established and doing Qran good work, would bo used to demon- was strata the smaller ones just begin- cast ning, and that not only would the farm be used as u demonstration j ^ farm, but that all products sold from j)y ^ these farms would have a stamp ,iir? placed on them with the govern- prj2e ment's guarantee behind them. eight * Mr. Unredeemed well pleased with for t Mr. Cunningham's poultry work and fu said he would use this as one of the ^ farms when he reached this county. prjzp impo Family Heunion. ^ Mr. W. J. Hammond had a family Juan reunion at his home, four miles west (.<i i,j of Lancaster, Sunday last. Besides q. p members of the immediate family, Qf tj, those present were: Mr. and Mrs. ciety N. C. Neely and family, Mr. and Mrs. "Den S. H. Miller and son, Carthage, N. tjon C.; Mr. E. W. Hammond and son, the s Heath Springs; Mr. W. J. Hammond, ajUi | Jr., Mayesville, S. C. and Mr. and mj 4* Mrs. W. W. Mackoy and family. recei] given Death of an Infant. aruj Ernest Woodrow, seven months j durin and seven days old, the little son of phasi Mr. and Mrs. James H. Howard and follo\ grandson of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. F. calan Barton, died Thursday, 21st Instant, on tl from an attack of cholera infantum. ('ol The remains were interred the next the b day In Westslde cemetery, the Rev. the d S. R. Brock officiating. remai work County Executive Committee to Meet, small All members of the County Execu- thenif tive Committee will meet in the court icompl house at Lancaster, S. C. oryMonday, Juno 1st. 1914, at lLTTeWck a. m., for the purnoseyrrf?fixing tho boun- HU"r? dartes of thfjTVajnous county pnflTTncts with and for sut/n other buHlpess/is may gradu come Imfnfe the commihfifer clvlnt In case any Democratic Club has '' failed to reorgarnizeT ell such Willi?* >? meet at once and name an executive receip commltteoraan/to take part in the above mcBTTng. Every member Is urged to attend. oatroi R. 8. STEWART, the b County Chairman. Lanes Lancaster, 8. C., May 26, 1914. day, j ductlc This is to announce that the dies," Ladles' Aid Society of the Baptist about church will serve refreshments on Is wil the cowrt house square July 4. sayinj COMMITTEE. guara ' Hiwjjwso uww>??' Till', T,A> sSING EXERCISES <*?.?? -choiar _ _ _ unusually good F GRADED SCHOOLS former receiple . predicted that i , and Appreciative Audience cred|t Qf the ^ ,ther to Witness Interesting gupt (,ha,m Program. fered a few ap unusually lar(?c and appret la- and advlci gathering of the patrons and the honor rou. Is of the Lancaster Lentral (>]osed a most s d school met in the auditorium and the friends y evening to witness the grad- further < exerciseB of the class of 1913- many lines du Ten girls and two boys re- |^j5 I diplomas. The stage was very School No. tively decorated and the young ?_ were singularly handsome in ^'"connoni co dainty graduating gowns. Cessrul year's v a exercises were opened with wUh approprla r by Rev. VV. S. Patterson. ercises This ? 1 * was followed by the saluta- BchooIf ha(, th(, gracefully spoken by Miss L)oro- ,tR hlstory an(, doore. second honor graduate. more 8atlafactt Miss Mary Locke Barron, pu-' F E'rof. Klein, next rendered a t piano solo. "On to the Battle," 1st. The essay on "The Waste It norance," by Mr. Henry Blackcontained many economic sugms on household, as well as Col. E. J. V ess problems. agriculture, caster Saturda ?s Annie Lingle gave next a very from the goc ?sting class history, which was Kershaw. ved by a humorous class will t Or. W. W. 1 lously read by Miss Mary Qoocli. s'?nal "visit hei literary exercises were varied ')r- '* ?>v .-? Krifh? yesterday. " " Mr. and Mr rewskis "Minuet. by Miss Qakhurst visit Alice Gatling. Hammond the pathetic story of love's bravery Mr. r. devotion was given in the ex- Sunday on a ive recitation, "l.ascu." bv Miss to be pr? . . ... . ,, of liis sister, \v ih Porter. Miss Estelle Milling at that .)lace voiced a hearty and ringing Mlsg Annie u' good will and kind wishes home yesterda he class of 13-14. The humor- ing her nephe ecitation of "How 'Sockery' Set ?Jamos If- Witl ii," by Miss Juanita Sowell, met , Mr. James I enthusiastic applause. The inting class statistics by Miss Mrg Frpder <e Poag, were unusually well home yesterda i. eral days to h ttle Miss Ethel Perry gave a near Great Ka y and well executed piano solo, Hev. and Mr ... ,, . , . ... . Olivia Etnmot id 8 Dance, which was followed at Qreat paRfl le thoughtful and well expressed j>.lUj q poem by Miss Nanna Perry. friend of ever usual, much interest centered "end with Mr. e class prophecy, which was Mr. Will it rly written and clearly retul by vllle spent Su Kate Reed. Mr. Henry Moore JUVl!)l^ls gave a declamation on a timely t)ar was jn >ct, "Visions of War."' Col. Leroy S ic valedictarian of her class, Miss triP to Fort M nor Halliday, cousin of Rev. \V. S\rk'S if atterson, though a member for Miss Ellie Cr: one year, has won friends and Mr. Cyrus < rers among both pupils and KPr?t the \ve< icrs by her talents and applica- r^j,, *' j ^ j./ r, and well deserved the honors no- Rock Mill tod: ?d her. his wife for tr Iss Dorothy Moore then bril- Infirmary. ly rendered a difficult and c ;htly composition, "Chanson des automobile. s." This concluded the class ex- Mrs. \V. D. es, which were followed by the ?' Lancaster 'ding of medals and prizes. The jr'r'yrv prize, a $10 gold piece, for the Mrs. W. A. English scholarship in the high returned honu Dl, was given to Master Toy Mrs. B. A ory, who made the high yearly "'jyfnf'j M ( ige of 97 13-120 in English a visit to Hie linar and literature. This prize night on her given by the editor of The I.an- Uishopville to r0;r-.i r. te second prize, $5 in gold, given was in t'dwn I 1r. Thurlow Gregory, was won Mr. IkuA. ] I iss Helen Derrick, whose aver- was vli was 96 f?6-120. Roth of these ^r |( winners are members of the h grade and deserve much credit Appointed to heir attainment und give promise To, rther progress In lieerary studies. The followi *. R. E. Wylie delivered these Pee Dee Ad s with suitable remarks on the Bennettsville: rtance of concise and clear die- "The follow He next presented to Miss ington Herald Ita Sowell, a gold medal offer- ? 'H. O. W< r Dr. C. B. Pratt, In honor of Dr. Cathedral Bel . S. Wright, the first president cetved an app le South Carolina Dental So- the English d? for the best article on School, Port I tal llygone." Honorable men- "Prof. Woo was made of articles written on boro hoy and ubject by Misses Pauline Marion relatives in tl fteulah Porter. to learn of hi! ss Nanna Perry was the proud Tome Instit pient of a handsome bracelet, equipped scho< by her mother for Promptness and young m < nuiai uiitJiiuaiire at srtiool of 2f>, and one g the year. Mr. Wylie em- iion dollars." zed the unfailing good results Mr. Woodle, ving punctuality, as well as the Mrs. J. M. Wo titles resulting front not being me. ? I. Leroy Springs, -chairman of The Star Th oard of trustees, then delivered ntiiHif^ for" the iplontas with a few well chosen patrons. Thej rks on the progress and good iated upon sect of the class, regretting the ?' no^on P'ctu . . . ,, , showing since number of boys who availed They are 8how lelves of the opportunity to gram, consider lete the tenth grade course of universe. "No wonder that woman's go fa coming, it ought to come, 10 girls and two boys in the ating class," he exclaimed. In \ the diploma to Miss Halliday, | formed her that she was the 1 dent of the Springs Wlnthrop |s 7 ) Amuse-II Theatre invitos Tts L/VVJLE ns to witness what is perhaps <vwr rftD THf est Two-Reel Comedy seen In ^ Ini istor this year on next Thursday 28.?This is a comical pro- XJJJ.'!.!-.., ... >n and is featured by the "Kid- Jk?,k< rlenr, who take part and who are ??< 10 years of age. Mr. Ferguson of Kj ling to risk his reputation by ? Owe fnr. fa "" hl? f-"10'"1 1,1 .,lvcA?T mmMmmmamtimrnmmmmmmimm \ umi i - - - *' --- rCASTKIt NEWS, MAY 21i. 1!)11. ship, and spoke of the .? ,35. .jg. .jjg. .*45. .v; .5 ."'i' H announcements ; die would keep up the ? For Primary Election in l*an- i incaster graded school. castor County. ^ ers E. Wesslnger of- ? proprlate words of re- 3 * ash must accompany all j B to the class and read jl Notlcos for thl8 Column. J s for the year. This MOMK*?K4KK < >: <?< luceessful year s work, l*'oit SlTFHVISOIl 1 and patrons hope for ? . . . , I hereby announce myself a candl improvement along date for County supervisor in ttv ring the year 1P14- primary Election and pledge mysel to abide the results thereof. ... inu couuii nun , _ , . ? # i ? May >. 1^14. charge of Mr. Joseph, included its most sue- FOR 8UPERVI8OR. vork Friday afternoon 1 hereby announce myself a candl te commencement ex- date for the office of County Super chool, like the Central y?sor subject to the rules governim . . the Democratic primary. i largest enrollment In M GARDNER. has, if possible, mad > >ry progress. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I hereby announce myself for rc election to the House of Reprcsenta n/xir AVC tlves in the approaching prlmar \f llu f\ I V election, subject to the rules au J V."i /*. AuKJ regulations thereof. J. COPEI,AND MASSEY. Watson, commissioner FOR MACJISTRATE. passed through Lan- I announce myself a candidate fo ,y on his way home Magistrate of Cane Creek townshij >d roads meeting at subject to the rules of the Deiuc cratic primary. ''ennell made a profes- ! G- COAN. re today. own visited Rock Hill KOH MAGISTRATE. 1 hereby announce myself a cand s iinrKorf iiaih date for Miuri#tr?t? i em! Mr. ami NU-s'w j' ('ourt House, subject to the ruU nast week governing the Democratic primar VanLandinKhnm .eft JNO ^8KBV. week's visit to Harts- .. . .. .. ssent at the graduation nion Meeting, ho is attending college Union meeting of the Moria Association of the Baptists of tli Witherspoon returned county will meet at Heath Sprint y after a weeks visit- priday of tilts week. The delegate ws, Messrs. J. C. and - , lerspoon. in Rock Hill. from Uu> Mrst Baptist church at th t. Helk of Camden has P1 are I). A. \\ illiams, J. R several days In town Hough, T. L. Hilton, L. C. Payset and M. E. Jordan. Icka R. Green returned y, after a visit of sev- * Z. Business Notice s. s. R. Brock and Miss is spent last Tuesday THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE COR mittee is calledtp^ffte^t-Tit Lanca McCorkle. who Is the ter coutd^brrHefCJune 1st. See tt pbody, spent the week- call of TS. Stewart, county chal J. Hazel Witherspoon. man, in this issue. osb Moore of Bishop- ?^ ndav with ills nnruntU "OtTH MI "TIT rrf\> 1 " ,_v l-- L"" . - - -*- ? tl ^ ir \iiuii n iii ut; r x a. Ernest Moore. day ^Trfstead of Saturday. T1 Esq., of Hie Rock Hill Amuse-U Theatre. wn yesterday. ?-?-?? iprings made a business wild. TRADE?Devon-Jersey nia [ill today. calf for. piKij. hini, he's Hunter of New Edin- beauty. ir~7C Long. Springs Bloc i visiting her cousin, Lancaster, S. ('. 67 ilg. ruthbertson of i hester MILCH COWS-Jfor good milch eo\ k-end with his sister .,t ;KA>^ThM<^7>H^--phone or wri a'g- J. W. Connor. Lancaster, S. < Walters returned from phone 230. 64-tf iv, where he had taken ? eatment In the Fennel! .,,mrir, _ . ... WANTED?!Jobji5^mir cow hide ompson of Liberty was mlnk. otORTm^Wf 'possui rdav in his new Ford ?"; 2h??P- goat and horse hid* Want 6,000 pounds at once. See E Craig and two children before you sell. Capers Cauthen. are guests of the for- ? Mrs. S. P. Simpson.? NOTICE TO TflK PPIILTC Patr raid. ntze home influstry. ? . Y. iiain< Illakeney of Lancaster laundry of Lkneaster, S. ('., h 5 yesterday after a visit changed hands. aiULwill hereafter I Scruggs. Rock 11 in known as (ieorge L4e's laundry. A laundry work guaranteed to be tir ireen, who has been on class. Wishing the public to co kory, willVtop over to- tinue their patronage. Yours r way to herdiome at spectfullv, (leorge Lee, Member visit relatives in the Methodist church. Rollings of Oakhurst LO(jay FOR SALE?Six-room cottage, i Funderburk of Trades- . soliHL^lose in, Reas, dtor in town today. selling\\ . Chance Ob-o i OODUSY PROMOTED.! TYPEWRITER RIBBONS?We ha t iiair of English in m slocK two co\?r (red and p,u . .. , pie) typewriter rlhh^ns for Undt lie ins mice. wood. Royal, Oliver, Mtmarch and mk we take from The c. Smith machines. Theke ahe "Ca vocate, published at ter's Ideal," the best 0:1 the marki Price 85c. Lancaster Publishii in* is from The Wash- ^? Pnny of May 16: WIN Til It OP COLLEGE jodley of the National SCHOLARSHIP ANI> ENTKANCI 100I for Hoys has re- EXAMINATION, ointment as master of The examlnat|l(I1 for the award ipartment of the Tome vacant scholarships in Winthrop Cc leposit, Md.* lege and for tln^dmisslon of nc illev is a former Marl* students will be l^feld at the coun i ." , . court house on Fribay, July 3, at his many friends and ft m Appllcant8 not bo le le county will be glad than sixteen years of \igo. Win i continued success. Scholarships are vacant/after July ute is one of the best they will he awarded td thoso ma lis in the East for bovs lnR the h,?he8t averagfi at this e amination, provided they meet tl en. It has a faculty conditions governing the award. A endowment of two mil- pllcants for Scholarships shou write to President Johnson befo vi the examination for Scholarship e y is a son of Mr. and aminatlon blanka. odley of thi3 place. Scholarships are worth $100 an free tuition. The next session wi open September 16, 1914. F< eatre has Just received further information and catalogu new and up-to-date address Pres. I>. 11. Johnson, Roc pleasure of its many Hill, S. C. r Should bo fnnirra I n Malaria or Chills & Feve lng the Universal Pro- Prcacrlption No. 666 is prepared especiall ed the best In the for MALARIA 4. FEVER Five or fix doses wilrWeak any case, an ' if taken then aa a tonic the Fever will nc 3 return. It acta on the liver better tha v Calomel and doea not gripe or sicken. 25 DR. OJB.^PRATT _ a t\lL Office over Lancaster Pharmacy. EYE jALVL ryrt _ >u| rvrc oniv VWFBRIHART SUIUlfiON. I have located in Lancaster for th practice of my prnfsjaalqm, and at rr/a are iireiy mmid prepared to treaV>oiirjTve stock to h^n, n.iiidiy nnd an>' a11 diseases. Calls answere Kfiitly riirativr pro- day of night. Call me at Oregon %<>!.?: EYE AAI.VE. Hood Lire Stock Company, b* work*, w on tier*. W. H. HOTZ, Veterinary Surgeor ?p.v Graduate U. 9. C. Veterinary Sui ' goons, Washington, D. C. V ^ VVA % > * 4% A 4% 11 CUSTOMERS OF 11 BAN* 11 I \ PERFECT ;. ??> vm ^1 I1\l fJXtml jj A Bulwark of strength FIT'S torate. While tliis Hank is on grossive financial institutions the state, yet it has always he r most conservative and prudei made a matter of first consider, ment of its depositors is always _ business relations and sound 1 I- IIOAltl) OF DIKKCT >r ?** s \V. Tliiiio.son, W. >1. Cunningham, (> X I'ayscur, 1>. A. Williams, H, Ij. Cna X X "The Old Relial s X The Bank of L ?s ? Lancaster, t ir * * * * * * * s 1UA_1AJ Young M ? wPHI lj II1 |J|| to prepare '?r Hot ?* I U CfHlv\l manship, Civil Ser s- J writing, positions no r- more calls for tms fall than we can supply, i ? to make necessary prepn?alimi and now is tli ie guaranteed all who prepare?t o$75 sal* pare for combination positions.\\VopMfl^^au tuition may learn and pay after securing poi k ' desired. Special low Spring and Summer ra information. vs te CAROLINA BUSINE2 KOCK HILL, S. C. and >8 The Carolinns' Highest Endorsed and Lea _ i I MEN Why Not Be Coi u- Many a man wetars hot and ui and underwear because rv thinks more. This is to call your jittentior ~~ can be had at / Vr- LANCASTER'S/GROW! Genuine Keep Kool Palm Beach Suit irl and black, with white Hairline s st j Priestley's Cravenetted FCm?TTsFr~ft > Jg # n with light padded shoulders and * ? hang like heavy suits, grays, > 5 suit Wilson Bros.' Union Suits, tailore* of Light weight, long drawers and Ij ,l" sleeves, per suiit )W f ty Wilson Bros.' Knee Drawers and ? suit as n Night Shirts, made of fine Merceri 3 kx Light weight Lisle and Silk Hose, New Shapes in Lion Collars, 2 for, id Lion Shirts, white and neat patter ro x"l t Robinson-Clc B, k [! Wanted At ? Six or eight white boys to streets. <>rtfmn^*i<>11 of tvvent all p'Jrprr1 sold. Tyo the boy number of papers inUJrrTre,,Hip 110, I will give a seven jewelN ease, American movement watc Royal. !' LATTA I i. Watch Can be Seen on Displa v Window. I 5 J* * * * * * * * * J* this | V/J&mttm. 4. f 'X BpiHBISi : i r i Jn a strong direc<N^f the most proin portion of on managed in the it way. Safety is ation and its treat > based on friendly ranking principles. OHS. t eor. \V. Williams, L. C. ^ vforil, 1 iProy Springs. X t Die." % % ancaster >. C. % en and Women >k-keeping, Ranking, Salesvice, Shorthand and Typew awaiting them. We have Only a few months required te time to begin. Positions try guaranteed all who pre* ing people unable to pay lotions. IjCssoiik by mail If tesX Write at once for full JS COLLEGE CONCORD, N. C. ding School of llusiucss. ??????? ?s mfortable? ^comfortable clothing the other kind costs 1 to the comforts that ING STORE s, beautiful steel gray tripes, per suit $(i.75 ohair Suits, made up ,1,^1~4 i:-; ** 1 iftciciuii lining, ni ana lues and blacks, per $12.50 to lit- per suit. . $1.00 tsle Shirts, with long $1.00 Athletic Shirts, per $1.00 zed Nainsook, each $1.00 per pair 25c and 50c 25c ns. . $1.00 and $1.50 >ud Co. t Once sell papers on the y per cent paid oil selling the highest nths, up to August eold filled, hunting Tk See me at Hotel )AVIS y in B. C. Hough's