The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 21, 1914, Page 6, Image 6
Cleai
In orde
daily we are
dared War 011
Fast colors,^Calicoes and L
10c Dress Gii\hams Amos
12-Inch Cloth, nb^tarch, Sj
7c Apron Gingham^Sale P]
10c Bleaching, 3G inches w
8c White Swiss Curtain Cft
. ^ . J. & P. Coates Spool Cotton
$1.25 Messaline, Sale Price.
50c and 75c Silk. Sale Price
Bed Tick, Sale 7Vj?c up to th<
proof.
10 Balls Thread (to custom*
15c Ladies' Belts, Sale Pric
The space is t<
ING SALE on mer
low prices on papei
company of Shado
have only one st<
M. Pi
HOKE SMITH GIVEN Ci
GEORGIA MAJORITY paren
" catioi
Will Go to Senate hv an Over- j(K
whelming Vote. Hardi
Kovor
T. W. HARWICH LEADING, v.^rso
first i
Is Probable Clioire for pp,
I Term?< 'lose Knee lot al]
For Goveinorsbbip. from
Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 19.?Complete great
and ineomplete returns from a ma- mary
jorlty of the counties of Georgia
at a late hour tonight indicated that | - (.(1
United States Senator lloke Smith
has been nominated for re-election
to the senate over his opponent, IB ce
former Governor Joseph M Hrown, :,s "
by an overwhelming majority in
the statewide Democratic primarv from
today. Nomination is equivalent t?> conflh
election. Smith carried every conn- harve
ty from which complete return" had '"j,"1
been received up to 11 p. m. and (jon (
It was claimed tonight that he would more
command the electorial vote of more Three
than 100 counties of the 11X in the
state at the convention. <'ohr? agree
county, the home of former Governor of 10
Brown, gave Smith a majority of doutj^
650. Fulton county, in which Allanta
is located, was carried by Smith h?iig
by more than 6.(inn majority. cfrdii
While the race for the senior sen a- 'la i rot
torship failed to provide the ex- bags
cltement which had been expected tl|'j"
of it, that for the nomination to the the g<
unexpired term of the late Senator mark<
A. O. Bacon proved thrilling. Fig ,
urea at 11 o'clock tonight showed
Congressman T. W. Hardwick in the which
lead by a narrow margin, with Gov- barrel
ernor J. M. Slaton, second and been
Thomaa Felder a close third. Neither
.Tohn R. Cooper nor G. R. Hutchena, Oranf
the other candidatea, had carried a Wh
county at the hour named. This -your
contest probably will be taken to
the state convention, as it would be 0fj
necessary for the leader to poll more pollin
votes than the combined vote of his w'bo i
uppuumun in uiuur iu noininalcmi. ^ ^ ^
In the race for the gubernatorial Pfi'th
nomination. Dr. L. C. Hard man, from
Judge N. E. Harrle and J. Randolph clnctf
Anderson were making a close fight, ^tes
Harris led Hardman late tonight by tlve i
only 16 convention votes, making
it apparently certain that this con- St
test also will go to the convention. She t
A long ticket and a heavy vote
delayed the count. It probably will To
be several days before the final
TUE la:
Q
Ling ija
Begins An
r to make room
; compelled to dii
the prices of Dry C
awns, Sale Price 4'/2C 25c Lad
keag, Sale Price 7 Vi c Ladies'
ile Price 5c Men's *11
rice 4 Vic 10c Talc
'ide, Sale Price 6 '/2 c 15c Talc
Tfk^ale Price 5c Colgate'!
, Sale PuceT:?77?~ 1r $1.50 Wi
S9c 2T^"tnc
; ;j9c $2.50 La
3 best guaranteed to be water (J!!
$ 1 .O0 On
Ladies'
2r) r><* Men's $e
5c Men's $!
>0 small to mention all ou
chandise which is "good c
r and when you examine
ws. Come to see our sah
irp in fVnc fou/n
Im. 'w M.M. m. %AAJIU VVf f ? !! T f V/
OLIAK(
i
s arc available. j WOTHKIl J
the race for the unexpired term '
b late I'nited States Senator O "Citizen" <'0111
icon, Gov. John M. Slaton and Kev. K.
-essman T. W. Hardwiek up- To the Editor c
tly were leading with no Indi- 1 have read v
1 AH tn M'Vl ich \y u m 'il.o.wl 4 *
_ >IHU tti|CMI|, * Will 111 tl II M ill l??ll
Ige N. E. Harris and Dr. l?. (?. Crlmlnge- in y
mail led in the contest for the the 11th, nnd r
norshj.p with .1. !lSi'.',uoljb :Vn- deed a strong s
11 a close third, according to the Hr'anw. I -din
, ^<i r ?r people 1
returns toidght. tiiotlc. if so v
ause of the length of the bvl- of Bleaseism on
id the heavy vote polled, returns forever bury th
the more remote precincts were hatred caused
, ... tinning Bleast
ly delayed Action by the pn un(jerstand wl
is eiiuivalent to election. > law-abiding citi
ernor Bleaae, l
.. , pardon record,
nt Sugar Now Declared to be tfue ftnd ,oyu,
Very Likely. Order can vote
A- York. Aug. Id. -Ten. if not know that he,li
lit sugar, seems bound to come restricting enii
result of the European war. Of pointed Dagoes
rld's annual production of 18.- native-born So
no tons, 7.non.mm tons come seems to me tl
the countries involved in the ters. mothers s
ct. What part of this is being voters of Soutl
sted is being used as food, not rise up In the i
anufacture. womanhood an
other words, this year's produc- nf any man th
it" sugar will be only a little down in the ml
than half its usual figures, woman like Dl
years ago, a shortage of 1,- I cannot und
<?0 sent wholesale prices to 7 Vz tian gentleman
a pound. Brokers and dealers uate Bleaselsm
d yesterday that a retail price man to office w
^irtits was assured, while few or United Stat'
fd that the higher mark would part of our t
i pltn/l
spirit of fair-no
teen (fiits a pound is already erliood in such
commanded in Kngland ae- lowinen. I <-a
iK to reports received here why the man t)
igh the foreign office 800,000 don an(| his rt.j
have lieen bought for England, support the go
igh tiiere was an announce- why the blind
at the Rrltish consulate that rons. the orimii
Dvernment itself was not in the are criminally
Coley, hut wl
ur is going up as rapidly as ,nOH{ promine
Standard tirands reached a him? Men wli
isale mark yesterday of $0.4 0, leaders In the
means a retail price of $0.90 a fifties, that sti
I. The jump within a week has broader citizen
nearly 20 per cent. ^ do they suppc
Is it because h
Watch Out for ! hem. criminals in <
cehurg Times and Democrat. 'work them at
len you go to the polls to cast should pause i
vote you may notice some very being a party
siastic workers doing all they nf her convict 1
>r certain candidates. You may their Influence
'ered an automobile ride to the informed and
g place by a perfect stranger, stances depend
acts like a gentleman. for the presen
you are casting your own fcal- |,)s coat-tall
rlth your choice freely register- nt ?
ercon. refuse all proffered nld influence over
thoae who linger at the pre- HP|fish and un|
i. Remember that few work influence for a
nt being paid, and the candl- absurd, and it
who have certain workers ac- WOrse when 1
TiURt be paying them. HAcriflce the
| state of Soif
range Tilings Under the Ron. ignorance and
nngoed up and down the beach How long w
e sweet girl from Durango; , be led, as if by
then she had to use a blench vote for dema
make her awful tan go. that on Augua
?Springfield Union. pons of South
sTASTER NEWS, Al TEST 21.
leAl M
igust 7th
? f-ll 1 UJ
iui i du ami vv
spose of ai! our
?oods, Clothing, St
ies' and Children's Halts
Handkerchiefs, Sale Price
andkerchiefs, Sale Price
um Face Powder
um Face Power
s 25c Face Powder, Sale Price....
kite Bed Spreads
^Cui^ain, per yard, Sale Price
idies V^HtN^tiresses .Sale Price. . . .
dies' White SerJ^^kirts, Sale Pric
irts, Sale Price..
$3.00 and $3.50 Slippers^^ale Price.
4 AA II V
*.vv r?encn iviaae flippers, 1'rice
2.00 Slippers, Sale Price.. . . .
ir Bargains. We want
luality" and superior tc
their goods, you find o
i and get the good of it
are not connected wil
)FF -x
iTRONG Al'PKAL. in iheir manhood t
or favor wipe out E
...... , that it implies.
melius the letter of
(). < riiiiiiiger.
if The News: AN (), ,, T<]
kith much interest the I
from ~ Rev F. 0.
our issue of \uirust S,I1K a 80,1,5 of 1,1,01
our issue or August i)ajnty nttie thln
iiust say that it is in- ?ars and eyes and
ippeal to South Cnro Claws and fangs
eroly wish that inyved Microbes in the cat
iveii aa-RvyaV vmifpa- Microbes in the t
> would rid tlie state Microbes in the ves
August the 2fith. and Microbes in the h
e strife, prejudice and Microbes on my m
by placing and con- Microbes in my 1
? in office. I do not Microbes on my m<
ly a self-respet ting. Microbes everywt
zen will vote for Gov- Microbes in the bit'
thereby endorsing his Microbes in the c
I do not see how a Microbes on the knl
member of the Junior Microbes in the
for htm when they Microbes in the kit<
as opposed lectrlation Microbes in the
gratlon and has ap- Microbes on the br
i to otllc- in tea 1 f Microbes in my
uth Carolinians. It Microbes in the fail
hat the wives, daugh- Microbes in the
ind sisters of all the Microbes in my she
h Carolina ought to Microbes in my 1
strength of their pure Friends are little t
d demand the defeat Knemies are big.
at would try to drag Jdfe anions the ml
r<> the name of a good Nothing "Infra dl
r. Saunders. Fussy little microb
lerstand why a Chris-? Billions at a blr
will vote to perpet .Make our flesh and
, or help to elect any Keep us on the <
ho will be a governor
as senator for only a
>eople. There is no
ss or Christian broth- Cooper C*
treatment of our fel- Greenwood Index,
n easily understand i Solloltor Robert .
tat has received a pat- i jU^jcjaj circuit. has
atives and friends will ,al nn(1 litiral frie,
vernof. We all know I .f( They are
tigers and their pat- from re?able report
lals, and all, hose who Jng favoJ. f|fl|Iy wUh
Inclined will \ot<* for gtate as a mtKhty p
iy will some of our ort governor,
nt farmers vote for M Coop(Sr hu8
'O dre very influential rerorf, as ft prosffCut
church and other so- a m&n f>f abm(y a,
Fl1?^ o?r .ft ?r a? acter. His friends i
ishlp. I repeat, ^hy Verv loyal to him a
>rt Governor Blease? ,Jc ,n h|? bftbalf ,
e has pardoned negro race Tbe newfl of
rnler that th?y ?ay |g therefore very pit
i peons? If so they
ind reflect, and stop
to depriving the state Another Kx|
labor, and. will not use Columbia Record,
to Induce others less Both aides may b<
in a great many in- Richards. Aa like
lan? nr. "
ioiii Oil UIC1U Ml TUIO |H IMHI1H IH'Kfil IWO
t governor or any of show how fair and !
swingers. Tho very ]
who wields a powerful j Hummer Cough* .
others becoming ao i Summer cold*
patriotic aa to sell hi*; They indicate low
few negro parddns Is lead to aerioua T1
becomea a great deal Trouble*, includin
they cauae others to ! Dr. King'* New D
mterest of the great I lieve the cough o
th Carolina through and prevent comp
prejudice. soothing an* antis?
ill aome of our people you feel better at o
a ring in the nose, to dangerous?get a
gogueg? I^et u* hope!Dr. King's New D
t the 25th, all worthy Money back if no!
Carolina will rise up and 11.00 at your i
" ' ' > > . ?vw
1914.
f
l? a vuc
at 8 A. I
inter goods wl
summer good
\m*
toes, Hats, Milline
lftc Men's .$3.00 Slippers,
lc Children's Slippers, S
3c Men's Pants and Suit>
5c 50 Dozen I?oys' 50c P:
8c Price .
10c Men's .$2.00 and $2.50
mnc Men's Sl.oo silk Hats,
15c Boys' Suspenders, Sal
.. ..$1.48 Men's 20e Suspenders
. . . .$2.98 Men's 50c Suspenders,
98c Boys' and Men's Worii
$2.69 Men's $1.25 Dress Sh
i.. . .$2.98 50c and $1.00 Ladies'
. .. .$1.25 $.1.00 and $6 00 Ladies
ybu to know that we
> some of our competit
ut thatN is like money i:
We offer good good
th any other store. L(
- Cheapest!
inn without
Uoaseism and all
CITIZEN. i I XvCflfl1
Horses digest the
> GKHMR. other farm animals. I
i digestion of all the fo
horses readier for ne:
robes, evening fced a teacpoc
horns a..?f ?.<wls. "m m
and stings, flCC | #1
tfbule, ? will lesse
all, It will lncre
oney. ;
sat and bread,
[jpJ' Kd urate the Clil
heese^ One of the best farmt
Ives and forks, gon county, a man wh
"herTZP' thinks, said tho other du
bed,' compulsory education In
ush and comb, Una. If we do not have
head, be a great while until 1
cet, three classes in this stat
drains, be the educated white p
ies and boots, and the ignorant white
brains, bottom, and the educate
nicrobes, come in between and
above the ignorant v
crobes is?- It does seems to me thn
Ig." people who are opposinf
es, education ought to reall
ttl, Title forntnf
blood nnd hones, matter sized up correct
>arth. ^ groes arc educating the
?Selected. compulsory education w<
them. Many white pec
mitting their children t<
aining. ignorance. And in the i
the educated negroes wl
\ Cooper of this advantage of the ignorai
a host of person- P|0- an(l when those da
ids in Greenwood ignorant white people
preased to learn their ancestors who wer
s that he is gain- f"> of their duty,
the voters of the ,f '* ? crime for wh
:ood man to sup- Permit white children
uneducated, and that ci
made a splendid commltteed every da
ing ottcer. He Is | Carolina.?? Anderson Mi
lid of high char-1 ?
n this county are; His Incoiisister
?ntiUR,R?-W Dee Daily.
During Governor Bl
^ here, Governor Blease i
asing to them. j]arKe enrollment this
that there was nothing i
[donation. ,of fraud two years ago.
the same speech he adi
B wronging Major lowers to go to the po1
as not he voted stay late, and watch the
years ago Just to the time and watch tin
Impartial he Is. you don't," he said, "tl
ine eiecnon. rney am
Are Dangerous. ago, and they wtll do tt
are dangeroua.
vitality and often J*'rom the Kindness of ]
hroat and Lung Greenville Piedmont,
g Consumption. A man often needs
lacovery w|)k re- from his friends. 1
r cold pro'paptlj Chronicle. In recountlni
dlcatioqg,*. It If for believing M. L. Smil
iptlc' "and make heavy voto specifies amo
nee. To delay 1 affiliation with nearly e>
?ottle of Di order." If he were affilli
lacovery at onct It would not demonstra
satlafled. 60 to bo governor. Keep
druggist. fraternal lines out of p<
**?!? BBmh ??i ffi ? 11 tia-jaarr.vy?"
f
ikoff's
M.
1
*
(
lich are arriving
s. We have dery,
Notions. Etc.
I* I
Sale Price SI.98
ale Price 25c and up
; at Sale Prices to suit yourself,
ants, 6 to 8, all wool worsted, Sale
24c
Straw Hats, Sale Price 98c
Sale Price 39c
e Price 5c
, Sale Price 9c B
Sale Price 23c
; Shirts, Sale Price 23c
irts, Sale Price 85c
Sailors, Sale Price 25c
Dress Hats, Sale Price 75c and up
are running a CLEARors,
who will quote you
n a dream or like a
Is and no trash. We
30K FOR OUR SIGN. >
1? iL
jiui e un tarm
y for To-morrow ?
ir feed less thoroughly than J""""""""""" """""""""! '
In order to insure thorough I am using Bee Dee i
od eaten, and to make your stock medicine with
ict day's work, add to their {Tnd^alSwwwlwIttoS
>nful Of? on feed. It also make* J ,
them healthy, thriving and
"STOCK I Ira Johnston. I I '
*^M?MCINE ^ O'Neih! Nebr.
n your feed bllls^ j
25c, SOc and $1. per tan.
lilren. Would Sample It.
, . , Boston Trunscrlpt.
i" Ander- "Say. B1? what/B a miXed meta0
reads and phor?"
.y: "We need "Bat's a new one on me. Let's
South Caro- K? over an* ask the bartender."
it. it will not
there will be
e. There will
eople on top, j 0
people at the ' I
id negro will , I lQfPIl
they will be JL^JLO^V^AA
/bite people,
t those white
< compulsory /
ze this." i Groceries isia thing that
Ink, has the J
ly. The ne- you have noti to buy very
ir children? 1
juld not help often and yol want to get
pie are per- ,
1 grow up in them where \ou have the
tlays to come j \
li have every least trouble\in placing
lit white peo- \
lys come the < your orders. Place them
will curse
e r.o neglect-; with us and you won't have
lie poopie to 10 pnone all over town to j |
to grow up All J MT
imo hoing get your order filled. We
y in South
all. j will fill your order or the
ir>. article can't be found in
Lancaster. We don't mind
RARe'B speech ,
<aid that the j a little thing like trouble
year proved
in the charge or WOrk, for that is part of
Later on in
fined his foi- our business, time flies
11b early and , , . . .
manager* all when we have work to do. V
. ?<*? ? ? *
3 IV U III* A I | vjive us a cnance at your
iey win steal grocery business and we
'nsaTn ,,y?arH **ve you Quality. price
if in Friend*. Yours for Business,
? Its reason*
Mackorell s I
itod with all,
"?^'3 brocery v I