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6 1 r-i I V/icd Will Las In ord daily we ai clarecl Fast colors, Calicoes am 10c Dress Ginghams Ai 42-Inch Cloth, no starch 7c Apron Gingham, Salt 10c Bleaching, 36 inche S8c White Swiss Curtain J. & P. Coates Spool Col $1.25 Messaline, Sale Pr 50c- and 75c Silk, Sale P Bed Tick, Sale 7i/>c up to proof. 10 Balls Thread (to cust 15c Ladies' Belts, Sale ] The space is ING SALE on m low prices on pa] company of Sha< . have only one M. F ?? MEANING OF WAR FOR MONARCHIES I Ct Spirit of Democracy Ahrontl in World t; May Curtail I'owe of AutoL rratir Houses. Philadelphia Public Ledger. in Speculation us to the effect of the war upon the Euopenn monarchies is tl< most fascinating especially to Ameri- r? cans who have an Ingrained suspi- j r, oion on every form of government ,)< save their own. There are many who 11 i maintain that it is war of dynasties vv entered upon for territorial greed or ' because of animosities of the reigning houses. The Hapsburgs are fight- a Ing to extend tht ir boundaries to- ni ward the Aegoan; the Holienzolerns nt have dreams of world dominions and a| Ithe greater glory of their name; the 8S Romanoffs are set king to maintain at their hold upon the loyalty of the tli Slavs outside of their empire and to bind them more closely to St. Peters- p, burg, so that the ultimate extension i?. of the Russian frontier to the Med- r, tteranean may be facilitated. as There is no doubt that these are at among the potential reasons for the conflict. Rnt they are not all the m reasons. The German army is not -pi i merely the Kaisers lighting machine w It is Germany in arms. When 5,000,000 men respond to the < a 11 to j !the colors or stand reany to respond to carry out the plane of the Kaiser ^ It is pretty safe to assume that the cause of the Kaiser is the cause of st Germany, and that national as well as dynastic reusens he is behind the great enterprise. The s; me reason- ' ' ing will apply to Russia and to Austria, only to leaser degree. sa Germany and Austria are in alii- u ance because of their common inter- ( ests. They both seek an outlet to the Aegean ami to the markets of the 1,0 East. The dynastic policies are sup- I" ported by the commercial interests ^ of the two empires, and in a large; sense the Hohenzorerns and tht# Hapsburgs are the spokesmen for and leaders of their people and arf y le&dtn* 2"*' TTTTFrmrn hi u nicii ttii would go. "* s a There is 110 dynasty in France t|> j be glorified but the French peopll- <u ba^e been arming for forty-four yerl 1 n< $Qt this great conflict. Tlio Krenchljoj men who took their hoardings front their stockings to help their govern-41 r< ment pay the indemnity to Germanyl u in 1870 have been waiting for the op | portunity to get it back again, andUrt their children have inherited the! in same relentless purpose. They havel watched and waited nearly half alfi century for this one great overwhel-lti ming, all-absorbing opportunity of 1 "revanch!" |\\ Despite the fact that the ambitions r.-i of the people and the dynasties are if in accord, the effect of the war upon v monarchical institutions will he mo- j mentous. The spirit of democracy ) is abroad. It has practically abol- h isfced the Drltlsh house of lords. It hae forced the establishment of a ki Parliament in Russia. It is so active p and alert in Germany that the social i democratic party Is the largest and VI / THE ring S; t Ten Days ler to make rooi re compelled to >n the prices of Dr ^^^**"11' nili ['rice I'2c 25 noskeag, Sale Price. ....7'ic ha , Sale Price 5c M< j Price 4 Vic 10 s wide, Sale Price 6 Vic 15 Cloth, Sale Price 5c Cc tton, Sale Price lc $1 ice 89c 25 rice 39c $2 i the best guaranteed to be water $1 La omer) 5c Mc Price 5c M< too small to mention al erchandise which is "go< jci aitu wiicii ^uu CAdiu lows. Come to see our store in this town. 'OLIAK lost powerful political organization III II I i the empire. In France it overt; Uy If I irued the monorchy nearly half IV I] jntury ago, and is now so firmly es- [\ *11 thlished that only the wildest;/ t reamers ever imagine thtit republi- J hi institutions can he displaced. It/ regnant in Portugal and ne-rly sof i Spain. r A nation jt\ arms, as (JertnainV ti r >w is, will not long be content to \ * ^ 'main a nation without a ministry I Valu sponsible to its Parliament. The J r)rJ, ptnoc rat ization of German institu- ( ***?* oiib if ineviiaDie nrter tno war. tn< hatever the result. The people. en in Russia, nre no longer driven Vv , rfs. They think, they reason, and V0". demonstration of the power of five I9 " llllon men <>n the battlefield will ionic pr< jt he lost on the patriots who wish Ionic an so to demonstrate the power of the | /Wealene ime number of millions in deciding J Mothers first hand the causes for which \Kdieves ley will take up arms. Vurifiesi Whether the kings and the em- T. . ., rors remain on their thrones mat- wfitaniil rs little. Great Britain, though it tains the fiction of a monarchy, is . . democratic as the I'niled States, ' jli id its Parliament responds with eater precision to popular sentl- !ns' ent that the American Congress. !"e( pa* lie war means the end of autocracy -"'rH ? ' hether the kings remain or not. .urns on Are tl I nll.v K<|iiipped. tian Sob oungstown Telegram. 1 Beanie's mother found the young- | er fastening bits of candle to the p? icks of the geese. ' SSB What in tlie world are you doing, ? lild?" she asked. "They've got honkers in front.'' lid Bonnie, "so I'm fixing them up Ith tail lights." General Fluerta ought to be able i give Kuropean dictators some inters on how to profit by keeping war at home. DON'T EXPERIMENT J <>u Will Make NO Mistake it Voti), II Follow This Advice. Meyer neglect your kidneys. II I If you have pain in the back, urin-i I y disorders, dizziness and nervous-\ | ss. it's time to act and n<> time to ^ I iporltnent. . Yhesi are frequently I 1 mptoms /f Widniey trouble, and a medy wlflch Is recommended for II le k id tire "-should be taken in time. H Doar/s Kidney Pills are a good II medy to uke. It has acted effer- II in this county. II Can Lancaster residents demand II irther proof than the following tes- ' ftfl monial ? S. B. Culp.'fahner, It. F. I). No. 1, 111 faxhaw, N./('., says: "One of the \l|| Imily had iA^\yeak back and suffered II ) severely that he had to give up HII ork and go to bed. Plasters anil || niments didn't bring any benefit. N oan's Kidney Pills made a perma- l||| ant cure." Im Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't mply ask for a kidney remedy? MD et Doan's Kidney Pills the same Ijjl ? lat Mr r'ulp recommends. Foster- Hi lilblir Hutfnlo, N. V. CSS ^ I LANCASTER NEWS, AU(M % ale at I Longer. m for Fall and dispose of all Y Goods, Clothing c Ladies' and Children's Baits. ... iTTies*""Handkerchiefs, Sale Price. . . ill's Handkerchiefs, Sale Price. . . . c Talcum Face Powder c Talcum Face Power gate's 25c Face Powder, Sale Price .50 White Bed Spreads c Lace Curtain, per yard, Sale Price .50 Ladies' White Dresses .Sale Pri 00 Ladies' White Serge Skirts, Sale .50 Skirts, Sale Price dies' $3.00 and $3.50 Slippers, Sal ?n's $4.00 Bench Made Slippers, Si mi's $2.00 Slippers, Sale Price. . . . 1 our Bargains. We nua i;tv" and Qiinpr ine their goods, you f sale and get the good We- are not connecte OFF HI YOU NEED A GENERAL TOHIC - j Did Standard Grove's Tasteless c table as a General Tonic because i ves Out Malaria, Enriches the Bl< t Whole System. For Grown Peo )w what you art taking when you take Gn irmuln is printed on every label showing tlia aperties o'. QUININB an<l IRON. It is as s d is in Tasteless Form. It has no equal for ss, general debility and loss of appetite. Gi and Pale, Sickly Children. Removes Bil i nervous depression and low spirits. Arous the blood. A True Tonic ami Sure Appetizer, ly should be without it. Guaranteed by your J ad and France have declared I I'residen orium in their respective tion extent which means that no one that has yt r his debts for a while. Over combatants i of people declare niorator- good sense their own account. lable alacri iey singing "Onward. Chris- I This is t Her," over there? i hunting by C , - If you want the safest car?> Ford. - Its Vanadium steel eo its design and perfect balance strongest and lightest car on Its planetary-' transmission m safest and easie*t to control, tlie "Safety First" car. PLYLER BROS. & R. B. Heath Springs, S. Distributors for Lancaster f 111 ST 25, 1914. VI Poli Come and G I Winter goods \ our summer goc j, Sho^-s, Hats, Millii 10c Men's $3.00 Slipp lc Children's Slippei 3c Men's Pants and 5c 50 Dozen Hoys' 5 8c Price . 10c Men's $2.00 and $ 08c Men's $1.00 Silk 1 . . . 15c Boys' Suspenders ce $1.48 Men's 20c Suspen Price $2.98 Men's 50c Suspen 98c* Hoys' and Men's 1 e Price $2.69 Men's $1.25 I)res; de Price. . . .$2.98 50c and $1.00 Lac $1.25 $3.00 and $6 00 Li want you to know that \ ior to some of our compe ind out that is like mone1 I of it. We offer good g< :d with any other store. X- Cheapes /| "The Kaiser has ?tif the Iron Cross. Aariety has already /upon lielgium with ME GROVE'fexssL BASSBNGBR TRA u'll T. ' ' c ii I Trains arrive L hill I onic is Eauallv / ? .10 > / pti. 110 x urKviuc it Acts on the Liver 1 intermediate si j j D mi No. 113?Charlestt sod and Builds up \ Intermediate pie and Children. J a. m. _ No. 114?Marion. ] . / lotte and intei ove's Tasteless chill Tonic I l:3f> p. m. t it contains the well known i0. 117?Colninbi!) Irong as the strongest bitter ^ intermediate st Malaria, Chills and Fever, I Trains leave Lam ives life end vigor to Nursing Ht?Kingsvill licusness without purging. I intermediate st es the liver to action and 1?' M . , . . ? , . o. .1 I Marion, Charl A Complete Strengtli-ner. 1 medtate statioi druggist. We mean it 50c 114 Kingsi ? Charleston a L stations 1:85 I t WilHon s offer of media- No 117 Hock Hi led the ?est opportunity intermediate et been presented to the m 1. They should have the ^ ?Schedule to accept it with reason- Jl8(ied 88 informal ty- not guaranteed. F he closed senson for title to 'r AU' American heiresses. j,' ( W. H. CAF1 * *?CJ Summer Coughs Summer colds They indicate low lead to serious T Troubles, Includtn jfajfl l)r. King's New D &Y lieve the cough o H and prevent comp soothing and antlsc you feel better at o dangerous?get a I)r. King's New D Money back if not , and $1.00 at your < fou want the I - . SIMMON8 FC I irM i ui: 111 >11 (< Oili plaint STATE OE SOUTH make it the Lai/aster Coui Ciurt of fktni the market Gregory^iood Live me inai Kei. f pialntlffTSaw^inBt , ,, I fondant. \ lakes it the I To the defendant I are hereby summoi The Ford is || to answer the / c< D |' action of whlclua h |i, served upon yoi/ an of your answerfto t I the subscriber,| at 1 I caster, S. C., within ^j a I the service herVof, lYlALlVtl, of ?uch service ' I to answer the com] f* J .time aforesaid, the | action will apply to I relief demanded in i UOURLy. I, | Date August 18tl I PXUL MOORE. . J C. C. C. L. C. ???1| I ' R. S. iwaliMMMJ Plain f 1 - V 1 1 ? 1 " . ' 11 1 1 I akoff et the tSen vhich are arrr >ds. We have nery, Notions, E ers, Stile Price rs, Stile Price 25c a Suits tit Stile Prices to suit your Oc Pants, (5 to 8, all wool worste* 12.50 Straw Hats, Sale Price. . . . tats, Sale Price , Sale Price tiers, St?le Price net o, ortic i i Work Shirts, Sale Price s Shirts, Sale Price lies' Sailors, Sale Price idies' Dress Hats, Sale Price 75c i ve are running a CL ititors, who will quo ^ in a dream or 1 3ods and no trash. LOOK FOR OUR! t Store on E< revived the Order | Though all the The "Double" are closed It was i / been bestowed not one of morallt: i military honors. RAILWAY, i _ of the South." I W J IN 8CHEDULBB. 1C1 ancaster from: . Hook Hill and latlous 8:31 a. in. I >n, Columbia and j stations io:on Groceries is Blacksburg. Ch-r- you have not rmedlate stations. ) often and yoi i, Klngsville and 1 / atlons, 7:48 p. m. them where/, caster for: I e. Columbia and least troutth atlons, 8:31 a. m. A mi, niacksburg, your orders, otte and Interas, 10:05 a. m. with us and y rille, Columbia, nd intermediate J phone all >. in. 11, Yorkville and your Ordt stations, 7:48 will fill your figures are pub- t Ion only and are article can't or information as > etc , call on Lancaster. V THEN. Agent. , B, A. Q. P. a . | a little thind Columbia, S. C. j'ky. i). P. a., or work, for i tiarleston, S. C. our business Ar D^w?n rm.? ' when we hav< are dangerous, j n%. vitality and often Ijive US a Cn hroat and Lung grocery busir g Consumption, i will give you n?o*r XIm and delivery, illcntlons It Is I Yours for sptlc and makes t nee. To delay Is = nottlo of Dr. I Iscovcry at once. I _ _ 60cj Mackoi >R RELIEF. /" Served.) V CAROLINA, ity. uon I'Waji. _ Stock Company, Lancaster & C J. W. Kims, De- Srtiedule In Effect Eastern , J. W. Elms, y-u WESTR led and required Lv. Lancaster ,. miplalnt In this Lv. Fort Lawn. . copy Is herewith Lv. Rascomvllle . id to serve a copy Lv. Hlchburg . . . mid complaint on Ar. Chester tils office in Lan- EASTR twenty days after Lv. Chester exclusive of the Lv. Hlchburg . . . ; and If you fall Lv. Hascomvllle . , plaint within the Lv. Fort Lawn..., plaintiff In this Ar. Lancaster the court for the Connections-?Ch the complaint. ern. Seaboard and l. A. D. 1914. western Railways. Fort Lawn, with Railway. STEWART. Lancaster, with 1 tiff's Attorney. A. P. ' * .. s efit ring detc. .$1.98 nd up self. [\, Sale 9 A r . .98c ...23c ...85c o . . 25c and up EARte you ike a We SIGN. v **' irth I stock exchanges I i wave of war and i that closed them. ten * 1 a thing that /to buy very want to get you have the 2 in placing \Place them ou\mn't have over\town to C. II,. ,1 nr. CI nacu. we order or the b/ found in Je don't mind | like trouble liat is part of \ time flies e work to do. ance at your . iess and we ~ quality, price Business, ell's I irocery hester Ry. Co. t Nov. 9th, 1913. Time. OUND. . ..,6:00ft?3:16p . ...6:30a?3:55p 6:47a?4:16p . . .6:68a?4:3Op 7:40ft?6:16p OTTNF). . 9:30ft?6:46p . . 10:20a?7:27p . . . 10:31a?7:38p . . . 11:03a?7:5Bp ,..11:30a?8:26p cater, with SouthCarolina ft NorthSeaboard Air Line Southern Railway. 1 McLUKE, Supt.