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1 - | LOCAL DO ?Get ready to attend the reunion of Confederate vet Dixie on August 6. See pro arrangements elsewhere in tb ?Judge Ernest Moore l? day for Yorkville, where he > the regular summer term of cult court. ?A meeting of Rich Hi W. O. W. is called fnr S night, July 18th. All are i attend. R. 3. Kirk, Clerk. ?The pastor of Flint Rid tist church will preach to th U. A. M. at the regular servi day afternoon, July 19th, o'clock. ?Mr. L. C. Lazenby did t plete his "Trip Around the owing to the fact that he g up at Monroe, N. C. He did away from America. ?Manager Ferguson, Amuse-U Theatre, announc commencing tomorrow (Wed he will give votes on the Po test with each ticket pureha L ?Mr. Isaac Thomas .who ' graduated from the Rpwoi phanage in Columbia, is h? his mother, Mrs. Mary Thor Thomas won the Edward Eh tory medal during the past ?The summer term of school will begin Monday, . with Mrs. W. B. McManus as All pupils and patrons of th are requested to be present o'clock. ?Mr. J. T. Wylie went Rock Hill Sunday to see his who is now in the Fennell I as the result of a serious talned by hira about ten day ?Ford Sterling can be see Star in connection with "Tti of Pauline Wednesday in production with the Univei W gram. entitled "Love an geance.*' ?The feature today f - Amuse-U Theatre is a two-r 1 stone, entitled "Caught in baret." Francelia Billingt tures in "The Quick Sand other good reel. ?Mr W. P. Robinson, i of the Gill's Creek club, v urge all who expect to go a\ on vacations to sign the clut fore leaving. Only two w imaln for registering, as tl close July 28. ?The quarterly meeting W. M. U.. of Division No. 1. postponed. Societiesi please delegates to the annual which will bo held at Kersh tember 3 and 4. Mrs. D. R. President Division No. 1. ui n iiiiwi uicw iiiu' parts of the new Baptist ori arrived. As soon as all th< pieces have come the organ built and it will be a very h addition to the church Du i past week five new electric f been installed, which added the comfort of the conj Sunday night. ?The synopsis of "Lucil the Girl of Mystery," an Perils of Pauline" will appe: ! paper each week. Read t / and see it every Wednesday day at the Star Theatre. 1 series of "Lucille Love" found on the local page of t The eighth series of "The Pauline" will be found in t also. THE PONY CONTES A Chance For Lancaster I Girls to Win a Pri/. The boys and girls of I as well as the grown-ups, glad to know that a real 1 land pony will be given awa caster. Five of Lancaster's sive merchants have pur beautiful Shetland pony an buggy from the Idlewlld Sto y Columbus, Ohio, and are same to any boy or girl in I county who will get unto h herself the greatest numbei nrma la n pivaii Ipnctli of fit the rules governing this cr another page and go to th chants and have your nam* as a contestant. How well do we remeni days of our youth when a po have made a heaven of eart Just any sort of a little old tailed, knock-kneed, hox-anV would have filled the bill, he should be small. That test we placed upon him. actually possess a real live pony of the "calico variet we never came nearer to < ^ Robinson's circus. How few of us are able back the pages of time and I feel the pictures and thrill A childhood. Well, the Kidd wp have some of the same kind when they get into this e.ont* its open to all. There Is m trick connected with this cc you are related to any of th chants you cannot enter thit No trading of votes will be A fair and impartial comml count the votes and the number wins. That is all th it. The names of such me P. Honnett, J. M. Woodley Ferguson. R. F. Kee. and A guson guarantee fair treatn you may enter Into this gam assured of a square deal. Another New Physlrii Dr. J. A. Wlnstoad has oj office with Dr. O. W. Poovej practice of medicine. Dr. \ was born in Nashville, N. completed his high school wc and for two years attended varsity of Maryland and gr the past June, at North Medical College, Charlotte, 1 successfully passed the stat examination at Columbia Dr. Wlnstead is a young pleasing personality, well e with a thorough interest in I and he Is expected to mal success In his chosen profes I _ THE TiANOASr LANCASTER ITKM IN. Included in the (ieiieral Deficiency PERSON Hill. Washington, July 10.?Tlio gen > annual eral deflnciency appropriation bill Mr. Oary Elliott Brans at csr. i??? ?r ,,w. from Lynchburg, Va., gram of .carryln* $4,686,464. last of the ,nR iiwh?e wUh hiH m lis issue HUPPly bills or Congress, was re- s. Elliott. Mr. Elliot ?ft Sun P?I"tet' t? the house today and will panied home by two c ..hi hold be brought up for passage tomorrow Roland P. Davis and the clr- or early next week. of Lynchburg. The bill ?mbrarps many mlRcel- , ^,r', ""f, ^rH- ^ 'r>'' II Camp l?n.o... of Columbia arc the , ."x..npifiupriit- L?, S. KUiott. ireed to tlons for pub,,c b*?l,dlnK? in varlouB Mr. an(j Mrs. J. Ho states, $17,000 for transporting and Rock Hill spent Sunt i_H |i.in caring for interned Mexican soldiers Foster's mother, Mrs. C Ige isap- , ? Mrs W I) Pr.iitr e J r. O. and military refugees at Fort Win- i from che8ter; whoro C6? ?uu- gate, N. M., and elsewhere; $5,000 the funeral of her um at 3.10 ^or transporting bodies of officers H. Simpson, the venei and enlisted men and $lfi,000 to en- '"i"istcr, Who died at lot com- . Sanatorium after an t World " | able the secretary or commerce to ^ ot hung employ additional men to enforce Miss Lona Walters < not get the laws to prevent overcrowding of her friend, Miss Rul passenger and excursion vessels. Rock Hill, spent the p of the , < ? relatives in Charlotte, es that Am?ng the ,t0mS lS ?ne f?r Lun" Mr. and Mrs. W. 1 Inesday) CttH^er- 8. C.?$8,000 for site and this morning for llan my Con- commencement of postoffice. spend a week or ten il sed. tives and friends. recently Messrs. P. R. Moore, *th Of m 0 * a v and J. O. Coulbourn ???? Social News rlch ,'iis. T. Oreen, Kscj., are session upon court in Yorkvlll " (In Friday a party of vounc neo-, m*-" i? ' - July ^ P'H* r??Ponse to nn invitation from <iay to her home in A teacher! I MiK? Willis Elliott. spent the after- Misses Julia Baxter e school noo at her home in honor of her; "ilKS Charlo ai thirteenth birthday. The doors were (J, M in ton, Jr., of Tren thrown wide to welcome them nnd Yorke Wilson of Ro over to the rooms were cleared for dancing have heen memliers c s father, and Misses Oatling, Klliott and Wil- house party en tort I nfirmary liams furnished lively music, for the Elliott White Springs fall sus- occasion. Punch was served during eral days, have retu s ago. the entire afternoon, and at 6 o'clock respective homes. Mr >n at the th? hostess served ice cream and jr.. of Trenton, N. J le Perils cake. The hours passed all too for a few days longer his first <l"ickly ??y and the event will long Miss Byers and the sal pro-|r?ma'n !l happy memory of Miss returned Saturday to d Ven- Elliott's thirteenth birthday. Seneca, after a visit * * * ! Mines, at. the In honor of her two cousins. Misses Zula and M eel Key- Misses Nancy and Nellie Hines and Kershaw have-been a Ca-, her friend, Miss Joe Byers, of Sen- Eharlofcte and Gladye on fea-'eca, wl\o were her guests last week, f?w days, s," an- Miss Kate Hines entertained at a Mr. Manning Wood! very pleasant reception last Tuesday from a visit to his secretary evening, Progressive conversation : D. Rollins, in Bake C ishes to waH indulged in until a late hour. ' Mrs. E. C. Brasinj vay soon Delicious punch was served during ; k- T. Gregory of Ken ? roll be- fh entire evening by Miss Mildred inK Mr8- w T.^Gregoi eeks re- Breen and Ice cream and wafers were Mrs. James E. Poor le books also served. The guests of Miss Master Ned and Miss f Hines, numbering a score or more, who have been the gu< of the sPent ft most enjoyable evening. Mrs. L. C. Payseur, _ ? , Columbia this week, has been .... . I Miss Hetty Jones appoint Miss Kate Mines' guests, Miss from a vjHlt to her HlHt meeting. Byers and the Misses Mines of Sen- Hoykin in Charlotte, aw. Sep- eca, were again complimented on Miss Mildred Kind Fletcher. Wednesday afternoon. when Mdas week-end with her Naomi Derrick entertained for them ;vn)j jyjrR ^ p Kindss t several Slt rook- Several tables of players ' mjrs Annie Ne'ely h tan have enjoyed the merry games, ut the con-| her home in Kock Hl 8 several elusion of which a tempting salad her sisters, Mrs. V i will be eourse was served. Refreshing fruit Miss Sadie Neely. andsome punch was also served by Mian Sadie Mps IiPwts pCrry a iring the Wilson. The guest prize, a bangle ; Pe are the KueHt? ans have |bracelet, was won by Miss Nellie 1 jjnjon much to Hlnes and the flrst prize, a box of Miss Annie Stackhf ?rogation stationery, by Miss Myrtle Morton. is 'c, K*eRt of Mrs R * * * Mrs. O. R. Hartlet lie Love. Miss Lessie Johnson entertained from a visit to relat d "The last Tuesday afternoon nt. a lovely Molly, N. C. ir in this party for her attractive niece, little Mr. and Mrs. W. he story Miss Dorothy Zemp, of Spartanburg. Charleston and Mastt and Frl- The children were entertained on the the guests of Mr. ai "he third pretty lawn, where a number of Jolly Connors, will he games were played. Many of little Misses Monnie and (lis issue. Miss Zemp's Lancaster friends of Columbia are spen< Perils of brought her attractive souvenirs of tion here with their p his issue the occasion, which was her birth- Mrs. II. Y. Mathcock day. Ice cream, cake and lemonade Mr. J. S. Starr of were served by the hostess, assisted a visitor here yesterd T. by Mrs. F. L. Zemp. mother of the Mayor J. M. Hood i popular guest of honor. trip to Columbia by loys and day. DH. PR ESS LEV'S VISIT. m, MnL Willia Lancaster ? "enderso, ... . ... .. ...... . a , Hard Wolf of Monroe willI be Distinguished Missionary S,teaks on ' nday for a visi( , f f. I S?v?p*I* Occasions in l<anca?ter. Millen Messrs. F * rnp'rt" ^'ie V,H'1 ?' Rflv Neill R. Pressley,! Wolf have returned P , . ")D. D.. the well-known Mexican mis- Mra. Williamson and , ii J, slonary and vice consul at Tampico, will remain for a vial . Kpy_al waa marked by several delightful Mr. John D. VVylie J a.'"iaccounts of his interesting sojourn in in Charlotte on busii ? \Jr ^at troubled country. Dr. Pressley Miss Bessie Cunnli im^df or ,ina 'or thirty-five years lived and Rock Hill today for t ' , labored in Mexico and his work there Fonnell Infirmary. f Re- i ^RB *,pen greatly blessed. Those who Mrs. S. R. Rowrni . ,u heard him recount his experiences and Miss Minnie Col [ma mar* there were most fortunate. Dr. Salem are the guests i > S' t r*> i Pressley spoke Saturday afternoon to R. H. Boat.. I en?J < the ladles Of the missionary society Miss Lillian Robl her the t'"> A' ?kUfCh and a num- Clarence Robinson 1 )( ( . , ber of others heard him on this oc- week for a vacation I h* f*p us fusion. He told of the names and ville. customs of our Mexican neighbors, Mrs. J. C. Hall an .s . " >y of their superstitions and their Charleston are visitin ej . ? ignorance. Dr. Pressley spoke of of Mrs. Hall's parents ?; that particular phase of his mission- W B. Plylor. WBut to iiry lubors which was of particular Mr. Oilbert Lazenb , interest to the women of the church, to Lancaster from a t v"'? whv After his address the annual so- City, his old home. y than c'a' meeting of the Missionary So- Magistrate John L J clety of the A. R. P. church was a business trip to Cot t turn ho,d at tho home of Judge Ira B. Messrs. F. H. e w (1 J011?8, wifh Dr. Pressley, who was Scholtz of Charlotte H< f nr entertained by Judge and Mrs. Jones, here yesterday. To win a8 the Ruest of honor. Rach mem-1 P., in ber of the society brought a friend HITS! FOR POSH 4 . . . to this silver tea and the officers of -? the various societies of the other It is the Ix?t of Mr. o sort oi Ah>iii/ikiw. ? i ? ? i i . v i - - - . . . . v..mviioo mm* niijujru 111*1 mTHHIDII. < TOrBOr !HAli e mer- Punch waR 8e^Vft<, during the after- Mayor Hood receb conti t noon and ftl8? a delightful feature ycaterday from Congi ' 11 iJ?V ?' the afternoon was the violin music I announcing the fact t u,iii il'y Mr. R. M. McDermid's class. States government hi ereatfrtt Again on Sunday morning, Lan-j lot of Mr. M. S. With larft Ik tii castrians had another opportunity of corner of Main and j ? VV bearing the distinguished mission- [ the site for the new i n n--ei ary- Dr PreS8l?y preached a force-1 ing. The following If ' b pA, iful and helpful sermon at the A. R Washington. D. C., tent and P phurch- This service was well at- Hon. J. M. Hood, L iL.11nl tended, quite a number of people Mayor of Lancas * coming in from Shlloh and other, Lancaster, S. (churches in the county. The department ha i Again Sunday evonlng Dr. Press- the deparment canno tn- (ley preached in the First Methodist, jail site on account ol >ened an church, where the union service was lion authorising sale c r for the; held. He told of the conditions that containing provision ^instead : brought on the long, bloody revolu-1 continued use of the | C. He tlon and of the need of missionary : til a new jail shall I >rk there j efforts In that benighted country. J ready for occupancy, the Unl- Dr. Pressley Is a most earnest and | lot accepted hy the aduatad, consecrated man and his clear In-< eight thousand dollar Carolina sight into conditions In Mexico, j lows. 4. C. He which are from a first hand knowl- D. R. Fit Le board edge, made all of his talks most In- It will be recalled t recently, 'terestlng. $50,000 was approp man of government some tirr iducated, ?New announcements of candi- purchase of a "He am his work j dates are appearing constantly in building. The sale ke rapid our columns. Read them over care- negotiated through th ision. fully and make a wise choice. M. Hughes, real ostc.t - . - - -j,- - ii i ? ? rER NEWS, .JULY 14, 1<)14. ajc Synopsis of "Lucille Love" has returned The Grl oHkstery t was accom- 1 mm?mm*. I lassmates, Mr. C2S322S2I Mr. Heath F. j K? 1% 1% ;uests of Mrs. 1% 1<% irry Foster of IpA ^ j has returned Rpjj* ^ she attended \%\ ' 1/ m w % ;le, ,lev- Jo,,n ,'* ^ l Terry left , R. C. Mackey CAST OK Ch/rA('TERS. returned Sat- Series a?. il. Columbia. Lucille Love. .../... .tlrace Cuuar.l ater and John Hugo Loubeciue/. . . . .Francis Ford in attendance Gen. Sumter laWfe R. M. Keller le. Lieut. Gibson./..... Harry Schumm eturned Satur- The Cracksma/ Butler tlanta. / . . . . Ernest Shields Scott. Oorinne The Aviator/. Rddie Boland ;r and Annie The Native Chief Burton Law tte, and Mr. The Native f. Lionel Bradshaw ton. N. J., and I .7 \TlVhTfu" , At t?o owning of Iho mini chop, lined by Mr. ter' L,uc,'? love is discovered more the past Rev-.dead than alive on the beach of the rned to their South Sea Island, where she had .."wfii "remain bee" CQSt by th" Rtorm which had wrecked the small hoat in which she s Misses Hlnes escaped from the burning liner Kmthelr home in press. As she regained consciousto Miss Kate ness she makes sure that she has the papers which she had taken from ary Ingram of L?oubeque, the return of which will visiting Misses i*nve her father and sweetheart from Jones the past disgrace. She has them in the bosom of her dress, ley has return- As she looks ahout she sees a hand J sister, Mrs. C. ?f savages and tries to escape. It is ity. all in vain; they overtake her and ;ton and Mrs. niake her captive. The savages, idiaw the visit- however, seem to consider her a ry. sacred being, and the chief takes her e and children, '? his hut where hi* little daughter Jancy Narclssa, sick, and asks Lucille to cure her. Bsts of Mr. and Euclllc sets to work and nurses the will return to chief's daughter. She quiets her and makes he comfortable. The chief has returned then assigns a house to her and in er, Mrs. W. W. the sign language tells her that she j I will be perfectly safe there, say spent the *n this hut Lucille for tho first parents, Mr. time lenrns the secret of Loubeque's ly. life through reading his diary and as returned to seeing the picture of her own mother. 11 after a visit who was the only lovo of the inter/. P. Robinson national spy's life. When the crisis of the illness of nd Miss Nanna tho chiefs little daughter is past, and of relatives in she recovers, the chief is extravagant in his praise and in his words, mse of Marlon Among other things he gives her a .. C. Brown. sacred amulet, or charm in the shape I t has returned ?f a white elephant. By virtue of ;ives in Mount his sacred object all the natives hecome Lncille's slaves. Tho chief S. McCrady of hangs the charm about Lncille's ?r "Shack" are neck, and as a token of service she nfl Mrs. C. T. has rendered she is permitted to ride the holu elephant as a mark of the Effle Mathcock royal favor, and all the natives how ling their vaca- before her. arents, Mr. and But Loubeque has escaped the fuP*' f fho ivavou t/wi mid hnu hop 11 Hook Hill was cast upon the same island which is ay. now Lucille's refuge. Loubeque nade a business sees the honor which is being conautomobile to-,'err<?d upon the girl who has the se.. . cret dispatches which she took from mson, Mr. and 'he desk in his cabin, and ho is filln and Mr fill- ed with hate and determination to motored down Bet them back. There comes upon to Mrs. W. H. *he scene at this moment a native of fenderson and ftn anarchistic turn of mind, who to Monroe, but hates anything winch has to do with Mrs. Henderson him and by virtue of their common It. cause they join forces. Loubeque spent yesterday however, chokes the savage nearly ness. to death to show him who is masigham went to tor. % reatinent at the Together they plot to make way with Lucille. Soon an opportunity ice of Chester offers. Lucille in restless and she Is ey (>r Winston- r?Bttnit;u us u surreu perxun auu run r>f Mr. nnd Mrs. :>nywhere without harm, and wanders on the sand dunes. The natnson and Mr. 'v?. I-anibeque's new slave, surprises vill leave this 'ier nnd starts to strangle her. In Lrlp to Waynes- 11 moment It would have heen all over had not the sacred amulet, id little son of which the chief had hung about her ig at the home neck, escaped from her dress and <, Mr. and Mrs. attracted the attention of the savage. The talisman works. He dey has returned sists and bows three times before dslt to Bedford She is saved. But Loubeque will not be defeated . Caskey made HO easily. He plots to drive Lucille icord Saturday. ?"t of her hut so that he can search hummus and It f?r the dispatches, and for that were visitors purpose he and the Native catch snakes and put them through the grass walls of Lucllle's hut. Lucille, rOFKIOE. of course, is terrified and runs out into the night. Loubeque searches M. H. Wither- fhe hut but cannot find the papers ri and Arch. ?&<! R^es away more angry and de/ed a telegram termined than ever. The girl fears ressman Flnley to stay there and resolves to escape hat the United through the jungle. 3he goes to the id selected the chief's hut but decides not to waken lerspoon at the 1 hlm an* B,,PH RWfty ,nt<> the doubly \rch streets as dark shadows of the Jungle. But Ekostofflce build- nothing can escape the crafty eye of i the telegram: the npy. He has followed every July 13. 1914. movement of the girl, who does not even suspect that her enemy is on ter, i the island. (*' Loubeque is not the only enemy a decided that that poor Lucille has to contend t purchase the w,th- The Jungle is full of wild ' act of legists* beasts, and she has not gone far >f this property before she encounters a ferocious requiring the ^on. Lucille is borrlfled and trtes >resent Jail un- desperately to escape, on erected and This w,n be shown at the Star Wltherspoon Thoatre Friday, July 17th. Letter VoV- VETERINARY H1R4JKON. I have located In Lancaster for the vfLEY, M. C. practice of my profession, and am hat tho sum of P"epared treat your live stock for rlntod hy the any and al^rilsoases. Calls answered to ago for the day of nighf^^Call me at Ore.jrytl erection of a Hood Live Sto^SCumpany. of the lot was W. H. BOTZ, Veterinary Surgeon, o agency of T. Graduate U. 9. C. Veterinary Sur o agent. geons, Washington, D. C. ** JUIIIIIIIIJ liiuik No. :t:t. M Statement of the Conditio M' BANK OF LANCA located at Lancaster, S. C >^5 clone of business June JO, RESOURCES Loans and Discounts... $4 uTorui'jiiin Bonds and Stocks owned ^ by the Bank . Furniture and Fixtures. ^ Banking Mouse 1^ Due from Banks and Bankers M Currency 2 Cold Silver and other Minor Coin Checks and Cash Items Mi Total $.r. ^ LI\BILITIKS. JJi Capital Stock Fail in. $ ?B S rplus Fund 1 Cioiivided Profits, fe.-s Current Kxpenses and JM, Taxes Paid . 'ga Due to Banks and WfinkQ or?- / H Dividends (Tnpa/rl . . . . rggk Individual Deposits Suh12 ject to Chofk 1 M Sa\ s ! )ep/ its Tinio Cortil'if .?o.< /?i I poist . . I Certified Checks [09 Cashier's CluXdts Notes and BifrvltedisH| counted. . . iTS^,. 'M Reserved Interest Reserved for Taxes . . . [09 Total $T >2 STATK OP SOUTH OA KOI County of Kaiicastt-r? 09 Before ine came Ceo. W. Cashier of the above nai who. being duly sworn. sa> 0ft above and foregoing state true condition of said bank by the books of said bank ?0 GEO. W. wii Sworn to and subscribed flR this Bill day of July. 1914 09 JNO H. P Notary Publ Correct?Attest: Leroy 09 Waddy C. Thomson, R. L. Directors. 5 wmMMMMMMMMMi I Anderson Coll For Women Faculty of Christian m women of ex ience. Courses leading to dn^reo and A. M. \w Diplomas in 1 M nsit*., Art Science and Art. Equipment modem au?l CO tannin, Iluskcl bull. Situation ideal for licaltl For C . JAMES 1*. KINAI Sb01 ?1? II ~ Chi cor aC Careful and discriminating par Influences, together with high litem school for their daughters, are cor announcements of chlogfa College. Chlcora combinesfexcellent e< the comprehensive trailing necessa and Influence emphasUccrraairfifr Exhilarating altitude, 1000 fee exceptionally fine climate. Beautil for comfort, health and convenlenc Curriculum affords a broad. 11 needs of cultured womanhood. Co! !?* of LiWal Aits ul Scisecsa. degree embraces Art. Kxpresslon, Pbyslct CcessmtMT of Msit In this section. Twair-hro iastrsctors, men and 1 In their respective schools. For fro* copy of Col REV. S. C. BYRD, D. D ? 1' * | Fall I | Men's Clot! \ Thursday, F I of ' ; X V We will have with us X Humphries, representini A X display several hundra ? for your inspection and A tell you about the styl< ?? each piece. Mr. Humph T men and an expert on h t order here you have the exactly aa you order i & guaranteed at time of d ?! So you run absolutely n< Prices.. .... .$16.50 I Robinson i iiiggiiiiigyti^ jster, Ample [S at the A TAB 1014. I>~ a . Resources ? 10.500.00 ^ 1.000.00 . k^< 5,800.00 This Bank is hack- jflQ e<l by ample re- ?j io'rr77/! ?<?u*ces. Banks e m 1 <1,657.0 0 <r . :ia79o.oo ?tter to business wS* men few induce- L?< 1.550.08 ments more attrac- dW tS4-64 tive than a ? 01.504 1 1 n 'ml 5o.ooo.oo Mrong m 00,000.00 Capital and Surplus W 24,800.00 .C9 A record for juro ?1 2.551.86 banking, and an es- ;'W -,.-?o.,.0') tahlished reputation 02,083.10 lor treating their IW| 85.88i.7t customers civily JBj, and considerately. lM 84 2i-3o Because of its ir>4.so strength, its record and its reputation, >2< 40.000 00 W. -**^77 58 This Bank Has tm 3,onn>ut Grown. )B .! t.r> I ifK invite the f? mna. wntinued patronss. a?e of the public. pP, Williams, 1 nod hank, I Ujai ps that the / ment is a HTI D I flv as shown / J ^ faM >8 .LI A MS. r I . M before me of Lancaster \m 'OA G. | ? lie 8. G. J [m Springs, b^T< Crawford, jhe Old Reliable B M.MAM.MMMli "aVl ISvJ>rvs^on^^^omrros^n'Domesi'C^p inveurl'lirT ;{2ot^j campus. Gymnasium, i and comfort. Lit Lilt) LTtl i' A eifi ro c c Rl), Ph. I)., Anderson, S. C. \ ?rw-w">?- .r .1 .r. ^11 Greenville, OllC^Cj South Carolina onts seeking Ideal. moral and social surroundings and iry standards, and Intellectual training, in a boarding dlally Invited to write for catalogue and 1914-1016 lulpment with a distinctive Christian purpose, giving jy u>4>?>rfe<: tiy develop womanhood. Religious study it aboveAea level, on the slope of the Blue Ridge; ul groundl^andsoaie buildings especially arranged beral and truewiiK'atlon, especially adapted to the Uegiat t standard; durance upon 14 unit basis. Cols of M A.. H. A.. B. 8? B. Ped. Coiled of Fix Art* il Culture. Business Courses, and one of the Iwst vomen of exemplary Christian character, specialists a/ora* and A/inoanc#rrnnf?, address ,, President, GREENVILLE, S. C. =30001. II II IP Opening of I bine at Cloud's ? riday and\ Saturday % rhis Wew / f / r on these three days Mr. C. H. K B;yaer Bros. We will have on 1 full length drapes of woolens J Mr. Tiumphries will be here to JL 3, quality anrkindividuality of & ries is an authority on styles for iking measures. If you leave an j* assurance/tnat it will be tailored t. And/the fit and service are \ elivery and for six months after. o risk >u placing an order here <? , $20.00, $22.r>0 a^d up to $35.00 ^ i-Cloud Co.I ? > 1 . - *