The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 14, 1914, SECOND SECTION, Page 10, Image 10
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PALACE OF EDUCATION AT A
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pyrlifht, laU. by Panama Pacific Intcrnatlm
This palaco occupies a site at the sot
(tlf-Doine of Thought, constituting the in
itutiu-; the principal architectural cinbel
alf-Doino of \ i,;or. the principal western
'1 in so dotiics are modeled titter sitnil
71 til in l!i'' < ! shade of tl e beautiful d<
irmal lectures and discussions.
Within the shadow of the TVime of Th
inlph L.tackpole, onibodyinK ideas of inlc
e surmounted by fiutin s by Karl (Tnnml
f both entrances will be a fountain. Tin
he architect. The Panania-I'aclflc Intern
<'lean I |> the Streets
Undersoil Hold Leaf. ^
' (jtt is pity for > Kood and poton
felly beautiful a town as Header jjf
?ii i to have its beauty in i red and
^ ii' health of it- l it: i n jeopardized $
, the uiisaultnr) condition of ItH IS
reels. $
u (Jnrnelt street last Sunday, not . >
< it hstuuding the hard rain of Satur
uy afternoon xxhh h preatlx helped \\
b clean it. was far front heing clean: !>. I
ihile : walk oxer to Wxehe t re t "ice
laturdax durinu busin? hour xxa> 1
rule
ullieient to 1< d one to think thai mir
lie Koveriituent of our city eares litle
for sanitation and esthetics. This
street was littered with rotten ba- l
11.111.1 III i N. (lerax'I'd Vellet. ble. oil ,u'
>n| paper, pasteboard box* sweepinr
from the Hour of the tores and
,liorse manure. Altogether the liltli
wilt nans*;11in." ami disgusting and I
Itau ili<> effect of causing one to iin- ^>n
agin*' thai lie was in the street of
>"in<> tilth-renowned Knstern < ily in
st< id <ii .1 Iiii dliiiR .North Carolina _
[town llr* kenridge and Moiitgonier.\
streets were liitl<> better. On 1
i'm so streets was some of the same ' '
filt'i Oil tin latter, near Harnett. '
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\v* re re* ptaeles < oitaining broken , ,??!
al's. bottle- and decayed vegetable
matter with swarms o( Ilies 011 them
enjoying their rich fen 1 MI tin.- ^
:: rie 1.nb a till!* i . Ilowetl to Ii* ,on
around, to be stirred up h\ the trai Hot
In ol the t reels ami to infect tin ''' ''
*tr that all of us have to breath" ,'1' '
ber.
If we .diottbl have an epidemic <? |,(>||
<lt ".1 e perhaps tin Cause would not
be far to "ek. The wonder i that
the health ol 111 town during thi
very hot w 'alitor 1 good as it is
It 111 be that the city father; lid:
think they are doing all llnv l'u'
* an in the din lion of making
the ire* 1 sanitary and aoo*
to look at that the pttb!;
P 11 c .1 d it 11 di. "t>t iini'itt wil' '
{tlRtifv. It 11 i 1 the * so tin
of t
made, and it ought to he 111. <I
i|ui*kl> a s ; * t i 111 111 that will *b- par
ma ml bet t. r I n it ion a ml
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I III! I ^111 : i .! . ' I 'I ' fl ' I \
luxation. Where is the Civi j
i.?*:im?*? Fins it gone on vacation Roi
sinci* "clean nj) day?" Some in ??"
sport ion tours and reports through u"
tin- columtn <>; 'rii'' Gold la-af. more ?
teaching and more agitation might j
help to scrum before miotic r tint- tlir;
nior those tl> proof stables. cleaner the
streets and better anilars condi- Pr'
lions in general.
lfowe\er. condition cotild lie immediately
improved to a consider l
aide extent If the ordinance reqnii ?'?
\oc
ine waste and rein mail, r of ail ?
Kinds to be pla<ed in metal raus provided
for that purpose were hettci
onioned. It ought to ho made an
offense for anyoin to throw into the (j.(
tri'i t a I), '. inn i" i. : 111>i > core [>r
paper or tra-h, <?r an\ Kind of waste to
' 'le.jn streets and clean premises are
a great asset to an> town or city. It
'< ope of Hie he: t kinds of advertising,
to say nothing of the blessing
pi' health and the satisfaction that ''f1
v b
resnlts from a gratilication of the (j1(
esthetic sense.
The Main Point.
ISnltitnore American.
Itich Papa ^i'on foolish gir' that da
Knglisli nohlem.'in w?o s courting
you, really doesn't look on you as
his equal.
Willful Heiress I don't rare for ?
that, papa, as long as lie's my peer.
Amen! di(
Talk about polities -give us more f'o
slaiesmanlike speeclies and fewer Co
demagogue outbursts. - Chester pri
News.
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THE LAN
M ERICA'S GREAT EXPOSITION, SAN FP
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nal Exposition Company.
ithwost corner of the main group of exhibit pi
ain western entrance to the palace. This Is c
lisluiu nt of the western facade of the main g
entrance to the I'alace of Food Products,
ar recesses in old Roman haths, or In building
lorways the leisurely gentlemen of old Rome v
ought will he A semi-circle of eight columns,
llectual development. Within the Home of Vigo
ngs, repre.-enta'ivo of the ideals of physical dc
portals In the southern facade are Italian rem
ationn. Exp - iiion op ns in San l'tanclsco In K
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ft I hereby
ANNOUNCEMENTS ; didate for C
, , . U to the rule
or Primary Election in Ran- <-ratic prinu
?'astcr County. a
R
; I'OI
ash must accompany all ^ j hPre^y
Xoth cs lor this Column. k-' didate for
< per visor, .uu
"?* ' the Demon
l OK CONKKKSSMAN. T
,'o ar? authorized to aniiouiiee roll SI'PE
1. Fin ley a candidate tor relion
to Congress trotn Fifth Con- Ueing so
tonal District, subject to 'lie and in ac
s governing the Democratic pr'. wishes, I h
>' race for S
. tlon for La
I OK SENATOR. myself to 1
am a candidate tor State Senator "lu
n Lancaster county, subject to ^
Democratic primary.
Ii KEKCE WILLIAMS. OR 811*1
PGR SENATOR. didat^fo^
am a candidate tor the State . Sl?)0rlntt,nt
ate. K?iual lglitr. to all; special (.HHter cour
ileges to none." I am a Dema- | of' t,je 1)pn]
II Alt It Y 11 INKS. '
II i
I'Olt ItKIMiKSKNTA I'lVK. ! hereby
hereby announce myself for re for the otl'n
tloi to the llou.e of Itepresenta- lint ilill t
s in the approaching primary rules of tin
tion, snhj 'ct to the rules and
illations thereof.
J. CO I KIjANI) MASSKY. po
I annouii
I tilt 151:1'I; I ^ I; N I \TI\E. Magistrate
i the solicitation of friends, I an- subject to
nee myself a candidate for the cratic prim
: e of Representatives, and if
t<-d I will earnestly endeavor to
;< a faithful and an efficient mem- *
1 will abide by the rules of tiie
iioeralic I'rimarv.
\V. H. nuirt'K.
I OU ItKIMtlNKVT \TIVE.
take ph a ure in announcing
lion. (Jeorge W. Jones as a can
lie !n) the I I o H SO ol Hepresenta.
pledging liini lo abide ihii reof
the Democratic primarv. t
MANY IMHKNDS
a
I'ou in pi:i:si:vi ntin ? :. w
hereby announce myself a can- !<
.to for re-election as a member ^
be lloi; e of Representatives, suli- '
to the rule of the Democratic
ty. t
CLAIM) N. . JAP". i,
I t )R HEl'IIHSKNT \TIVK.
a ill a eandblate for the House of
are entntives from Latica tcr
n t \, s abject to the rules and nations
of the Demoeratie primary.
S. ! :. It A I LKS.
I Oli ( III M\ I HI" NSI KkTT;
am a candidate for re-election to
oflice of County Treasurer under j
rules governing the Democratic
mary.
T. L. HILTON. I
FOR SUPERVISOR. I
[ hereby announce myself a can- I
late for County Supervisor, sub I
t to the rules governing the priry
election.
R. M. WELSH.
I OR SUPERVISOR.
f hereby announce myself a cnndlle
for County Supervisor in the
imary Election and pledge myself
abide the Jesuits thereof. It
II. II. IIORTON. nice
May 5, lit 14. nor
FOR SUPERVISOR. ?
I hereby announce myself a randl ! lose
te for the oillee of County Super ; sole
;or, subject to the rules governing trial
a Democratic primary.
M. C. GARDNER.
FOR SrPKRVISIOR.
I hereby announce myself a candite
for County Supervisor, subject
tho rules of the Democratic
rty.
A. F. HAMMOND.
FOR SUPERVISOR.
I hereby announce myself a can- We
late for re-election to the office of
unty Supervisor of Lancaster
unty, subject to the Democratic
imary.
T. O. BLACKMON.
CASTER NEWS,AUGUST 14, 191.
FOR MAGI!
tAMPICPn 1Q15 1 hereby announc
1ANUSUU, I5HO. date fQr Magi8trRt<
Township, subject
?l?rm governing the Dem
JNO
| FOR MAGI!
U I herebv announc
s- dldate for Magisti
? Township, subject t
erning the Democra
JOHI
FOR MAGIi
lierel>y a?nou
trate of Cane Creel
j> KJ3I I hereby announce
IT p 9 didate for Magistral
V- MKff 1 .9 Township, BUbject
S| the Democratic prii
^9HHiN FOR MAGI
?L flKaLJ * he/eby annoum
didate for Majist:
I hereby announe
didate for Magistra
Township, subject t(
primary.
llaceB. To the left la the T
no of two half-domes con- ?
roup, the other being the FOR MAGI.4
Ira J. Sowell is h
:s surrounding the Forum. Magistrate of 1<
?. wont to ?a.Oor ,or ^ocraU^^m.A!
surmounted by figures by
>r. u similar colonnade will FOK MAGI!
>velopment. In the center 1 hereby announc
alssance. W. B. Favllle la dldute for re-electi
ebruary. 1915. of Magistrate of In<
ship, subject to t
Democratic Primary,
t SUPERVISOR.
announce myself a can
bounty Supervisor, subject FOR MAGI!
s governing the Demo- j hereby announc
ir.v. didate for Magisl
J. ( RAWl'OHD ( OOK. Township, subject tc
t SUPERVISOR. Democratic primary
announce myself a can D. J. Fl
the olllce of County Su
hject to tne rules govern FOR MAGI!
atlc primary. I hereby annoum
llOMAS H. BENNETT. didate for Maglstrat
RIXTENDENT OF EDIT- Township, subject tc
CATION Democratic party,
licited by a few friends
cordance with my own
avo decided to make the FOR MAGI!
uperintendent of Educa- I hereby announc
incastcr County, pledging didate for re-electio
>e governed by the rules Magistrate of Cod
erratic primary. ship, subject to t
APT C A PLYLER. Democratic primary
\\
KR IN TEN DENT OF ED
UCATION. FOR PROB.V1
announce myself a can- With many than
re-election to the otllce of of Lancaster count;
lent of Education for Lan- ness and confldenc
ity, subject to the ruling hereby announce m
locratic primary. for re-election to
V. A. I,INGLE. Judge of Probate
subject to the rule
It M AGISTIt V'E. primary,
announce my can lidaey J.
re of Magistrate of Pleas
ownship, subject to the FOR AU1
Democratic party. j hereby announ
It. L. 1/ LE3. didate for re-electio
_ Auditor of Lancas
It MAtilSTItATE. I Ject. to the rules o
ice myself a candidate for I primaryof
Cane Creek township.'
the rules of the Demo- ,
i. o. coan. i Try a News
INSURANCE AFTER THE F
Too many of us are inclined to wait unl
le comes, and then "holler for help." So
sense of apparent security and ign<
amines, wJTile others see tne danger of (
>ss, wh?ch [can be avoided only by co-op
o co-opera\e with your neighbor by insi
lie r ii in i Filalii il In in mi i Com par
tial and co-nperativetnl'bechout. The rI
isure is NOW before the Fire.
o TiKke * . .?
i?. i iiwd. or..a i i, AUfin, union;
I). K. HONKY, Manager, Yorliville,
The Best (Cold Drii
is cool, refreshing and satisfying to tak
Soda Water to quench the thirst. Then
more pleasing drink and you have the
nowing that it won't "go to your head"
your senses, your temper, or your dignit
ndid Soda here in all the popular flavor?
I will surely result in many future calls.
NEW CANDY KITCf
Gus Beleos, Prop.
deliver orders to any part of city.
iiL'ti . 1- I
3TRATE. #
e myself a candl
) of Qills Creek CS
to the rules W 4
norntln nHmurv ^ !
ince the name of [ ??<|11 in iiipMMHi ~ii~T j~
didate for Magis B tfTTjn J1W'lfiR WwB llki 3?V i i
( Township, sub ffAnTMifi 11'fr in ATiii'P.-^ 1 lafrr >. *g-i
f the Democruih ?. ,
JAMUS CANNON', JR.. M. A.,
IIS FRIENDS. OA *\7" the Blnckst<
/II Y AAre MOTTO: Tlioroi
5TRATE. A O Christian Inllueii
j myself as a can- IT is today, with a facult
te of Gills CreeV IxColill# 308, a student body of t
Daryheiectionn ? *^^ie Leading Training School
3 T. HUNTER. /t? -m H /v l'AYS all charges for the year, I
2K I I Room, Lights, Steam Heat, i->>
8TRATE. t " tenlionr, Physical Culture and 1
:e myself a can- ? except music and elocution.
rato of Pleasan' Can parents fiml a school with a l>c
ect to the rule- eured management at .such moderate cot
cratic primary. Jfc:
W. MOBI,EY blank address GEO. 1*. ADAMS
4TRATE.
U. fy Flat Medical College of the Stat.
o the Democrat!) Charleston, 8. <
, P.vv, SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE J
Owned and Controlled 1
4TRATE. 86th Session Opens October 1st, 19
eret.v announced Fine New Building ready for occupanc
lat ( reek Town ageoucly located opposite Roper Hospital,
le rults of the jie goutjj Hospital containing 218 beds.
FRIENDS. Pract'cal work for Senior Students in IV
?? i cavuic. liui^u auu wvircquippuu uauu
JTUATK. partment of Physiology and Embryology li
e ni\s?-If a ran M,|SelJnj Nine full-time teachers In Lai
on to the offiei
llan Land Town- ,e" appointments each year In medicine,
he rules of th< OSCAR W. 8CIILKKTER
D. K. HALL. ?
'e myself a can- Farm Land
:rate of Buford
? the rules of the Tho Wi,1Ig Gregory home place 2
UNDER LtURK. (house and 10 acres) and 58 acres nor!
close by wn Flat Creek, T. S. Grog- side
ST RATE. ory's land, price reasonable and haa
;e myself a can terms easy. .
e of Cedar Cre"k The Willis Moore 5-room house
> the rules of tin i0| jn town of Tradesvllle for -
sale at a bargain, easy terms. 3
J. T. BAKER. A nice plantation, near New Hope 'otH
church. A 3 or 4-horse farm open,
4TK \TF. good houses, water, ct<y See me for Wre
myself a can j>rice and particulars. J stre
n to the office oi 129 Acres, II. C. ,'Moeller's, and ^
ar Creek town \nown as the John iHell place, 9 |jOU
he rules of tin miles southwest of i.ancaster, 5- saje
room house, tenant hAuse, barn and
r. F. HUDSON. well, with about 50 \cres worked 1
Also 192 acres of BMPy 1fm HI1"?tnU*
rE JUDGE. :ited, 5-room house and barn (barn lai^
ks to the peoph t'1x70,) tenant house and barn, with ridj
f for their klnn nrlng and wind mill complete Large j
:e in the past, I >ody of natural forest timber, and qoJ
yself a candidate vill saw perhaps one-half million xvtl
the office of foet. For price and terms, see
for said countv
i itovernlna th. acr?8' otie mue eaal 01 of
g K Primus, on public road, well water truJ
tj? dTpnrM.-j 'd and Rood place. 4 5 to 50 acres
______ -ultlvated. Good 4-room house C
tenant Louse, barn and stables and bou
MTO t. <o*. pasture. By good school. J and
ce myself a can j Small't. $32.50 an acre. r,
m to the office o! 1
r County, sub 46 >4 acres, T. H. and E. S. Ben Evj
f the Democratic nett's, near Anvil Rock and west of nor
Beaver Creek road, on road leading .1
by Marion Walker's. Tenant
house and 10 acres of fresh land nea
Xklnwil A J re8t *n P,ne thicket. Some very fine * ?
V am /\U. land. $20 an acre. Nic
4-r
?????? Three nice 3-room houses, S. T paa
mmamm Blackmcn place, very cheap. anc
7 6 acres, J. H. Barr's, near Dixie ,iei
5-room house and two tenant
nouses. Also 40 acre farm open
IDC Price $3 5 per acre. at
Dr. Mclntyre's nice new house foT
sale at a bargain. ?
Cat
:il troll- 2-acre lot by Farmers' warehouse jnf.
II)(, fee| In Lancaster. See me. ncr
Springs lots In North Lancaster. 20(
, . . See me. of
iimnciHl I ?? . . > r> . .
uurui iiuuhu iui oy rurEiUB lOl
eration. place, East End, $760. Also Perkins' pri
irinvr in 2-story house and lot, East End for
|y YnU_ Price $2,260 to $2,600 $8
M\ip Three lots, Sinclair Heights cat
lu Price $160.
61% acres on Flat Creek, S Di:
Small's. $1,060. Will cut price. 3-r
103 acres, near Elgin, $3,000. opt
Two 60-acre lots by Geo. Baker's.
S. C. $36.00 an acre. ne
66% acres at Antloch. $32.60 ho
per acre. We
^^? 386 acres, near Union. $26 per lot
acre. : $2
814 acres, T. W. McMurray's
home place, 6 miles north of Lan* ! q.
caster, cut up in lots at $26, $30 and ' '
upwards per acre. Ar
371 acres, the Moore tract, near Qr
Union church. $26 per acre. pr
Plyler lots on Meeting and Barr
Btreets, north of Bob Crawford'# ,
fins I Dew house, la ge lots. $400 and up !
107% acres, one mile south ot
factory, known as Hunter place, two f'a
houses and farms. $50 per acre.
155 acres, three miles north of
Taxahaw, known as Tom McManai
... . and Dewette tracts, and by Strict *
e S (irinK OI Knight's one-horse farm open
; is no purer $2,000. $2
satisfaction 7 2 acres by Alex Waters place
or make you aDd known as J. P. Carnes tract; ja
V We have house and 2-horse farm open. $28.60
y' , ? . per acre.
I, and a first 92% acres, Uufus Carnes tract m
y ubove tract, house and one-hors<
rm open. $22 per acre. yc
acres. J. A. Cauthen's, neai he
Dan Bailey's house, and 60-acre ce
arm open. $22.50 per acre. er
fKlVj 7 2 acres, north of Taxahaw ^
know as the Hugh McManus place sc
*1,?>UU. yt
Connors lots for sale, hjr St. Paul 1
and Darkey Baptist church. 8e? me
Phone 95 qu,ck 61
"STRAIGHT I
T M. BELK, Agenl
MiNHHM.'It '
IX P.. PRINCIPAL,
mc School adopted the following
11I1 ins"uclloii under positively
its at the lowest possible cost,
v of ?.1X, a boarding patronage of
-8, and u plant worth $150,000,
for Girls in Virginia.
ncluding Table Poard, /t? P*i>
mdry, Medical Atton- I *^(l
'uition in all subjects *r A*/V
lirr iriunit ? iui m"i^ < -n"
it? Fur catalogue ami applicup
, Secretary, Bliickstonc, Va.
b of South Carolina
j.
VND PHARMACY.
by tlio State.
14, Closes June .3rd, 1915.
:y October let. 1914. Ad van tone
of the largest Hospitals in
ledicine and Pharmacy p. special
ratorles in both Schools. l)eu
affiliation witn the Charleston
joratory Branches. Six graduFor
catalog address
, Registrar. Charleston, S. ('.
For Sale
6 acres, Carter Adams, 3 mile*
Lh of Lancaster, west of Riverroad
and by W. J. Cunning?'s
Slstare place. 325 an acre.
0 acres at fork New Arch road,
lies of Lancaster. $70 an acre
Sinclair Heights lots, corner
SJ..I1 I lloiml uiiln n f r.uu .. n A
>n streets. Also 4 lots N.
corner Dunlap and Ferguson
ets. (Davis.) See me.
he nice 6-room Ellle Chance
se and lot on Market street, tor
at a bargain.
6b Acres, Mary Jane Clinton, 10
^s north of Lancaster and by
a of Allle Heath and John Est
3.
IV4 acres, known as the
1 Mine, by Minor Johnson's
mineral rights. $20 an acre
1 Acres bottom land Just north
.own. suitable for alfalfa ana
k farming.
me acre-lot and t Nod 6-room
A on Elm street, by Alii Langle)
chiton mill, known as Davis lot
'wo houses and lot, known as
ins lot, right by cotton mill auo
th of Southern Railroad.
130 Acres, L. N. Montgomery's,
.r Camp Creek church, about 126
160 acres worked, rest in woods
:e 8-room house, also 5-roorn,
oom and a 2-room house, two
tures, two wells of good water
1 also spring water. In gooU
gliborhood. Price $4 5 an acre,
v reduced to a little less than
r an acre. If interested, see tne
once. Will cut up into three or
re tracts if necessary.
100 acres, I). P. Baker's, on V. lid
t and Lynches Creeks, two buMd;s,
three horse farm open. 60
es extra fine bottoms and about
0 acres In woods v?*.h thousands
saw timber. Timber alone, I am
d. Is worth more than the ashing
ce of land. Adjoining lands sell
$10 to $20 an acre. Will take
.00 per acre for quick sale spot
ih.
61 V4 acres, Judson Usher's, near
tie, 30 acres very fine saw timber,
-oom house and 30 acre farm
an. Price $37.60 per acre.
50^ acres, Marcus Kstrldge's,
ar Dwlght, 3 0 acres worked, two
uses 5-room and 4-room, good
ill of water and pasture. Nicely
ated. Price If sold right oil
,450.00.
15 acres and small house, W. P.
jgner. A nice and desirable farm,
6 mile east of Lancaster, on New
'ch road and on the McDcw Hill
oss road. See me right off for
Ice and terms.
Also a few other small tracts nearA
few real bargains.
60 acres about 1-4 mile north ot
imp Creek church and east of New
it road, 3-room house and good 2om
tenant house. Several good
rings. About 20 acres cultivated.
.,200 or 72 Vi acres at $26 an acre.
?7 acres, near Tom Hance'a. Price
17.60 per acre.
Nice 6-room house, 4 V? acres
nd, North Lancaster. Price $3,600.
600 acres on Catawba river.
e.
Ask me for other bargains and If
>u have any land for sale remem>r
1 will handle It at 2 to 2 ft par
nt commission and all town propty
at 2 per cent commission and I
o nil so you a straight deal. If yon
ant to sell or buy a home or a farm
ie me for 1 can save you money, if
>u want to rent a house In town,
havea desirable houses for rent.
Write, phone or see me if Inter
ited In land.
1EAL1NG."
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