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est J 6 CLEARING SALE In order 1 daily we are c clared War on th Fast colors, Calicoes and Lawns 10c Dress OinirVmms AmnsUena 142-Inch Cloth, no starch, Sale Pi 7c Apron Gingham, Sale Price. , 10c Bleaching, 36 inches wide, 8c White Swiss Curtain Cloth, ? J. & P. Coates Spool Cotton, Sal< $1.25 Messaline, Sale Price. . . . 50c and 75c Silk, Sale Price. . . Bed Tick, Sale 71/>c up to the best proof. 10 Balls Thread (to customer) . 15c Ladies' Belts, Sale Price.. , The space is too a 1NG SALE on mercha low prices on paper ai company of Shadows, have only one store M. PC I The Observatory, norant, bn E. T. O., in Newberry Observer. ',is pheJudl Let in the Light.?I have been ![o'hjlTown reading so much of war stuff and I T ' politics that I am tired of both, and . ? when I get through this screed I . *:itinn ... shall take up Shakespeare, or Scott, I; ' or Dickens, or Robert Louis Steven-I son, and try to read something worth while, and that will "take the bad ' . taste out of the mouth.'* lu> jis, Looking at the great stir the two subjects above named have caused? | hims politics and war? and are causing, ! niurk in the world. I am inclined to endorse 'perhms what Puck said?"What fools these \iav|)f> mortals be!" And the biggest j. ")t tj,'e S(' fools among these mortals are the t} . , '= poor fellows in Europe, who permit _ an<j the few crowned heads to thrtist j.roat w them forth Into the Trav as food for ..p,,,| ,'naM% gunpowder and the other poor fel- serflows In America whose passions and j|u, (]ar] ignorance and prejudice are played ocea upon by demagogue* ro make soft puu ntanv places for themselves. unseen The old notion that there are a few ,|1(| W.IS men who come into the world booted dsert ; and spurred to ride the rest of mankind still survives, and the many who -p()0 are ridden would be the last to abol-1 . , . .. ish this class distinction, being per- .i,, fectly satisfied to play the horse so ' thfni into t long sa their riders will ride them cultivate at over their own fellows of the same their dutv class. Feudalism is not dead yet ,jutv when i Attachment and admiration are not , j" (|u, based on personal worth, but upon them "a eh personal power The man who ' prates most about the rights of the \ewsi common people is the tirst to lend progressive himself to the oppression of the com- There is mon people at the dictation of the could get t little tin god whom he worships. our Negro slaves used to take great pride t irni paper in the wealth and physical prowess cultural rev and "quality" of their masters; so u|,j]c The < the white flunkey of today, impudent ,.,.s jln|(, and insolent to men of great worth is ,. fated as it the veriest and most obsequious ' " ' slave to his political boss, and is f/a year happy if he can shine by reflected /' liKht. pin W 'T There is a woeful lack of manhood J. and independence in the world yet. Most men are content to take their Von Will > cue from some one else and to repeat Fol his creed parrot-like, rather than to Never net be a man and think tor himself and If you ha make his own creed. Having eyes,/ ary disordei they see not; having ears, they hear ness, it's tit not?that is, they shut their eye* experiment. Snd ears to everything that their symptoms, o leaders do not want them to hear anfl remedy wh S?et Tbey don't think. Thfiy atje the kidn^s ignorant and prejudiced and easily Doan'if K led in the wrong way. The man who remedy/to tries to help them?they are taught In many ca that he is their enemy. The man Can Lapl' who panders to their ignorance?lie further pfoc is their friend, and they follow him. timonial? And so it goes, and in spite <lf S. H. Cul| schools and taxes and lectures anil Waxhaw, N bonks and newspapers, there is ai- family had ways a large and Ignorant class comj- so severely Ing on the stage who refuse to see work and g the light and who mistrust everyj- liniments d body who attempts to render them Doan's Kldi any real help, and who constitute the nent cure." following of the blatant demagogue. Price 50< So, where Ignorance prevails the simply ask demagogue flourishes. And the demj- get Doan's agogue never does anything to im- that Mr. Ci prove the mental status of the ilk Milburn Co. " " .*4(41 ^ THE LANCASTER N Five Da rr m PftiiAirncrQ IT A 1JA* A ULliaiiUl A u to make robm for Fa ompelled to dispose < ie prices of Dry Goods, , Sale Price M/jc 25c Ladies' and Childre Sale Price 7\zc Ladies' Handkerchiefs, rice 5c Men's Handkerchiefs, S 41/2 c 10c Talcum Face Powd< Sale Price SVic 15c Talcum Face Power sale Price 5c Colgate's 25c Face Pow e Price tc $1.50 White Bed Spread S9c 25c Lace Curtain, per y; ;j9c $2.50 Ladies' White Dr ; guaranteed to be water 'I?-!! ojl^fs ^ hite Ser; * $1.50 Skirts. Sale Price Ladies' $3.00 and $3.5C >c Men's $4.00 Bench Ma( 5c Men's $2.00 Slippers, S small to mention all our Bargair tndise which is "good quality" a nd when you examine their goc< Come to see our sale and get in this town. We are not 1LIAKOF1 t everything to cultivate schooling to the children. We ice, for only in that way recently came across this testin e to continue to use them glvon hy Dantei Webster: promotion and profit. ? t ;i man who has made his it-very parent whose son is a world and has reached a from h?me at school should su eminence and usefulness '''m with a newspaper. I remer itocrat" is a mighty poor w'lRt marked difference there ;>n for poverty and ignor- between those of iny school in a at is sad to say, the high- who had and who httd ,,ot a0<>p? ii of many a man who if newspapers. Other things b ened to wise counsel and 0<lvia 1 the first were always sup* is own best interests, to 'n debate, In composl elf have been a man of though, it isn't his fault. lrd-hearted, stupid father ?n away from advantages ;ht have used and enjoyed state looked on and saw rong, and said nothing. a gem of purest ray k unfathomed depths of n bear; a flower is born to blush / te its sweetness on the I iir." i the gem becomes only a It is cool, refreshing ; ie flower a noxious weed . nice Soda Water to QUV ?se who ought to bring ? 7 .jC, he light and nourish and J. more pleasing driul id polish them fail to do of knowing that it won' And the state falls in its lose your senses, your t< t neglects its own "gems" splendid Soda here in al owers and fails to give , *" , :11 , ... iance." trial will surely result 11 tapers as Kducators. Farmer. no doubt but that if we enohers and pupils In all MFW C^ A 1 schools to reading good 1 llL W ^ ^\J *, we would have an agri olution in a mighty little r* educational value of news ilUS ed is by no means appreshould be. Three good ??. _ i_ a in a home, in the course VVc delt\6F orders to <tnj will be worth a month's i ' EXPERIMENT lake Xo Mistake if You \ I - How Tills Advice. ?lect your kidneys. v? pain In the back, urin- \ "s. dizziness and nervous- \ mnvm I lion ne to act: and no time to \ l|\l\l!|< A|\|I L Theae are/ frequently 1 IllkJUIVilllV/Li if kidnev trftnhte. and a 1 ich is irecommended for should bo taken In time. Too lTinny of US /TF :idney puis are a good hie comes, and theV uhe. It has acted effec- upnqp of 'inrmri^ In this county. a sei}^ 01 . a,PPa u aster residents demand warnings, While othe >f thaii the following tes- loss, which ran lie a So co-operate with y f)' Af?'?ho I the Farmers' Mutui </../aays: One of the 1 , , , a wXak back and suffered 1 tual and CO-nperatlvt that he had to give up 1 insure is NOW befo :o to bed. Plasters and 1 idn't bring any benefit. ney Pills made a perma- 1 jj T||()S Bi? c, at all dealers. Don't D. K. BOM Y, for a kidney remedy? 1 \ Kidney Pills?the same ilp recommends. Foster- I I , Props, Buffalo, N. Y. LaJiMMMSiMHHBB >J _ i ' , . v * v#?,. mm . *m* Jt/ . v ^ > EWS, AUGUST 28, 1914. 1V/I iyz> ivi COME AN ill and Winte of all our sur Nothing, Shoes, n's Halts 10 Sale Trice 1 ale Price -i jr 5 ' 8 der, Sale Price.... 10 Is 08 ard, Sale Price. . . 15 esses .Sale Price $1.4! ge Skirts, Sale Price $2.0! 08 ) Slippers, Sale Price $2.(?i le Slippers, Sale Price.. ..$2.0! ale Price $1.2; is. We want you t nd superior to some ds, you find out tha the good of it. We connected with any 4 only and general intelligence." aony And of course if >our boy is al he ought to read the best paperi iway 1 ularly. pply "was Some one in Europe not on intes loose the dogs of war, but lef is to gate of the zoo open, eing Taking passage in the steerai jrior ocean liners is ' ecoming a pri' Itlon of aristocrats. % t Cold Drinks and satisfying to take a drink o ich the thirst. There is no pure] kand you have the satisfactioi t\o to your head" or make yoi imp?\ or your dignity. We hav< II th<\i)opular flavors, and a firsi n man^sfuture calls. NDY KITCHEN Beleos, Prop. 7 part of city. Phone 95 AFTER IjjBrfffl e inclinejKto wait until trou"hollepTor help." Some feel li-^curity and ignore the rs see the danger of financial voided only by co-operation, 'our neighbor by insuring in il Insurance Company?mu; throughout. The TIME to re the Fire. \TY, Agent, Lancaster lanager, Yorkville, S. C. I 1 ??? ii> im??i ?i i tmrnrnmrnanaia^mmmmimmmmmtammmmMmmm Are! D GET YOUR BARGAINS r goods which are arri nmer goods. We have Hats, Millinery, Notions, E c Men's $2.00 Slippers, Sale Price c ( hildren's Slippers, Sale Price 25c c Men's Pants and Suits at Sale Prices to suit you c 50 Dozen Boys' 50c Pants, 6 to 8, all wool worst* c Price c Men's $2.00 and $2.50 Straw Hats, Sale Price. . . c Men's $1.00 Silk Hats, Sale Price c Boys' Suspenders, Sale Price S Men's 20c Suspenders, S;?ie Price S Men's 50c Suspenders, Sale Price c Boys' and Men's Work Shirts, Sale Price ^ Men's $1.25 Dress Shirts, Sale Price 3 50c and $1.00 Ladies' Sailors, Sale Price > $8.00 and $6 00 Ladies' Dress Hats, Sale Price 75c 0 know that we are running a CL of our competitors, who will que t is like money in a dream or 5 offer good goods and no trash, other store. LOOK FOR OUR Cheapest Store on E SOUTHERN RAILWAY. | 1 honj "I'rcmirr 4'nrrler ?f the Kouth." re*" passenger train SCHEDULES. i W Trains arrive Lancaster from: | I No. 118?Yorkville, Rock Hill and; JL^lAO lv lft y intermediate stations 8:31 a. m. 1 tll<> No. 113?Charleston, -Columbia and ke on I Intermediate irffatlons 10:05 Groceries! vilegf 1 a. in. / No. 114?Marion,/uiacksburg, Cliur- y?u nave no ?- I lotte and intermediate stations, often and vl ?^ | 1:36 p. m. I yf i No. 117?Columbia, Kingsvllle and them where, in termed iatcAst at ions, 7:48 p. m. . , Trains leave Lancaster for: least trOUD No, 11 8?Kin^svllni, (^oluinbid find yoiil* Ol*ci01*S intermediate stations, 8:31 a. m. No. 113?Rock mil, Blaeksburg, with us and : Marlon. Charlotte and inter- iQ &n mediate stations, 10:05 a. m. No. 114?Kingsvllle, Columbia, get your ore Charleston and Intermediate stations 1:35 p. ra. Wl11 h11 yOUl No. 117?Rock Hill, York ville and article can't f intermediate stations, 7:48 r m p?m a i i * n ? Lancaster. 1 N. B.?Schedule figures are published as information only and are a little thin 1 not guaranteed. For Information as 5 , to passenger fares, etc., call on nr Wnrb fr?r h I W 1t CAnTHEN. Atanl ur wurs, lur w. B. McGEE, A. G. i*. our busines Columbia, S. C, w. h. cafpky, i). P. a., when we ha^ Charleston, s. c. Give ua a c grocery buai Summer Coughs Are Dangerous. will give VOll Summer colds are dangerous , .. They indicate low vitality and often unci delivery, lead to serious Throat and Lung i OUTS to Trouhles, including . Consumption. Dr. King's New Discovery will re- . . lieve tho cough or cold promptly , and prevent complications. It is soothing and antiseptic and makes 1 _ you feel better at once. To delay Is ITAdfjlvfJ dangerous?get a oottle of Dr. Dr. King's New Discovery at once. i mm Money back if not satisfied. 60c I ?? and $1.00 at your drugg.st. 1 summons for itf.likf. i (Complaint Served.) I state of south caholina. I Lancaster & ( Lancaster County. I ? . . , , 1 Court of Common Pleas. Schedule in Lffe I Gregory-Hood Live Stock Company. Eastei Plaintiff, against^r^W^ Kims* De- WEST To tho defendant, J. W. Elmn, y u }** f n' are Wereb^iummoned and required ,J' I to >ft*er tho complaint In this \jVaction of which a copy in herewith . ' * served upon you, and to serve a copy ' one8ie~* * of your answer to said complalht on EASTI the subscriber, at his office In Lan- , na?a#o?caster, S. C., within twenty days after T ' * thfe service hereof, exclusive of the .J ' ' day of such service; and if you fall {'* to answer the complaint within tho . * *_ * ?wn*" tirpe aforesaid, the plaintiff in this ' pi aster . action will apply to tho court for the ' ?"n ? f?C reflef demanded in the complaint. lb??aa, d1 am |)ate August 18th. A. D. 1914. Fnr?T awn wt?1 PXUL MOORE, ntL ' 1 i C. C. C. L. C. RUlway. R. S. 3TEWART, Lancaster, with mJ Plaintiff's Attorney. A. P. I NOW ving i deitc. ? * T j ;inrl nn rself. 3d, Sale 21c . ..98c 39c 9 23c 23c . .. . 85c . . . 25c and up .EAR- | >te you , like a We SIGN. arth I ten I is a thing: that y to buy very >u want to get . von havp tho . Jr le^ih placing Place them yoyr won't have o\er town to ler filled. We ordjbr or the be found in We don't mind g line trouble mess and we fj&jifw j|v i quality, urice Iwl r Business, Grocery . :Jt? SheLter Ry. Co. !he?ter, with South- ??ir />' ?fl| 1 Carolina ft North h Seaboard Air Line i Southorn Railway. McLURE, Supt. I