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jji Argument for F< jodstoffs ii STOMACI < * THE LANO H TROUBLE " I -<C v) t ! I / ASTER NEWS OCTOBK f R 23, 1914. jugnfr $? ?$> $? ?%? ? * ? ? ? 7 " V V V V V V V Columbia Rec IIMMllOilHtMl k In round figures 15, were cast at the last election, or, to be ezac says The Manufactu This vast army of pei settling the question ord. | 000,000 vote* presidential t. 14.90M16. Majority ?f Friend Tore' Record. ^ J ocet.l roten,. Hn?ke. Would as to who FOR FIVE t Tbeifht Mr. I taking other medic _ . take Ids advice, alth . Die. Bat any confidence in it. years! a lies. I decided to 'ough 1 did not have ! ! higher pi uld be mi / rice for o ighty good otton | I news I should be the head of 1 four years, represents proportion of the stre hood of this country; b according to reports countries, nearly 20,( are under arms, or ha> to arms, engaged in t perate contest that t ever known. Thosn 2ft the nation for Qm Helped a very large T ngth in man- Recdr? iut in Europe, ? from various ^ >00,000 men \ ^ ' re been called j Pomeroyton, Ky.?] he most des- vices from this |lace, he world has ! 1 noo non mP? wntes 38 follows: " Him to I have now been t for three months, ai ry. haven't had those a since I began using n interesting ad- I am so thankft Mr. A. J. Hughes Draught has done fo I was down with Thedford's Black aking Black-Draught t ?bu ad it has cured me? ivvful sick headaches wne " t 1 il for what Black- ffOOR rrtlC" he X \ >Oraueht has been it next best to t you can I: Is you are oblif his, we think, is >uy the most jed to have, for s to know | of those \ the least i or 6,000,000 more tt presidential vote of the two years ago, have be from the usual activi Imagine for a momei man who voted at the was now under arms, 000,000 more, too y< were added to the nui tan the total i stomach trouble for fi United States sicic heai en withdrawn 1 ties of peace. Itimes,that 1 thought s it that every | tried different trei > last election ... . . . . .. ? .. did not seem to do me and that 5,-1 aung to vote.' 1 got so bad, I coulc tuber, and we an(j ajj my fiends. exc ve (5) years, and found a very valua dache so bad, at rangements of the si urely I would die. is composed of pu atments, but they contains no danger any good. acts gently, yet sure I not eat or sleep, used by young and ept one. thoueht I keDt in everv familv ble medicine for de- * > ami tomach and liver. It JL re, vegetable herbs, A -1 uus ingredients, and """III, ly. It can be freely 11' old, and should be *?* StClCl] ch??<st. V Hunt of money. is stdre. we ass ition to having ert, is that pla< a "willing spiri :e, for in x t" to help | will get Home idea of 1 of the number of mei battle or preparing foi The influence on al w fairs, but especially o ^ will be far-reaching. every line in this an< civilized land, for it affect the supply of f the cost of living. he magnitude I j He adl , in Europe s . it. | Thedford's Black-Dt 1 business af- ?.. " n agriculture. p|ve Things Cotton It will touch Do. i every other progressive Farmer, will mightily jn a time like tt 'ootlstuffs anil ig fu|j of schemes ai rised me to try Get a packagt tod aught, and quit Only a quarter. Farmers Should Hard Times Newberry Observe The News a Us when the air "County papers a id dreams, many Una are filled wit ay. A Sill \ J-6? ? f gOOi an?l Circuses. A *-* ;r. j ^ nd Courier says: ; X II over South Caro- j J Wr h circus announce-1%* ve can in this \ ds to back up t i can i/ot put ti vay we really he spirit. le price of cottc have the i in ud. hut I To a considerable European soldiers hav from the farms, and ml s of land hitherto uud must this year and ne: Indeed, the very cond which the nations of waning make It wellhie for those left at h( oi mem impossible extent these seems to us that th e been drawn . , ... to keep reminding < llions of acres ? ,a, ers of four or five ? In a" ble ?*?<" * BO un a ' threatened dangers, ltlone underbo,n(. D( Europe are damnal)le , nigh lmpoenl- w)n ca|, aUeQt ,m. to do any that or realization, it ments. Ringling e tiling to do Ib in Columbia; S our cotton farm- been in the Pee simple, practica- ers are cooling tc ig through their on and so on. W At the risk of there were ever s< bat Shakespeare ing the state at < ration therefore, the legislature ha ion to five things extraordinary sesi ertaken in everv nl? nnt nf Hio li/ Brothers are to be un Brothers have virp I Dee. Miller Broth- C ' > Newberry, and so % e do not think that pkni a many shows tourine time. And yet id to be called Into don to get the peo- I can "and have* ndise DOWN a SHOES \ ' put the price; ind "way down 1 MF!1SI*G WADIT 5 on mer ? X OUAPO l A work half so well as -conditions. Moreover, of the armies aro to t absorbing the supply horses throughout Ei lng the farms as well These demands are Burning the live sto These countries are with n. twn-edored awor under pence COUn^y in the Soutt the demands j That local an k large extent ev?rywhere should of all Rood the situation and d< urope, drain- can jje done In thel as the cities. tle8 Then meetln likewise con- growers should be ick for food. in8Ure the co-opera thus cutting in and out of the ori d at their own i: Nothing strar id county unions quite the oantrai meet to discuss ever need ctrcuse Bclde as to what ment itils when r own communl- and the* are "do rs or all cotton th?j^ need somctl called so as U> fliem up, and ta ition of farinas their troubles. I Kanlzation.^^ of money and e ige about that? JT The y. 'if the people (P^Lnd other amuse- shelves the times are hard wn In the mouth;" solutel; alng then to cheer JL , , ke their min.l, off Y the bc" f a man ha, plenty V haye ,, otton is 15 cents a ; line of Shoes stocked on \ were made by reputaae and y reliable manufacturers and ;t values that money cAn buy. 3ts of them in suitable styles U Tf V/Uil our Strong line Men's Worl ab- and excellent values, ? are $1, We JACK AND JILL SHI for DREN . 0UVJQO , k Shoes, all sizes X' it only <8> .48 and $1.98 pair X )ES FOR CHIL i vitals, for they are number ot men avallc in* and they are sweej hare of horses as well Under these condith ^ pre-eminently importa country should as qui ble, In order to providi supply and to meet th< z. itesoive to h lessening the prices drop measura ible for farm- st0rage places in aM ?ing the farms out aiso what^W< as men. bankersu^JJU^iak? )us it becomes cotton. Wnearly evi ,nt\ that this fln(1 building ckly as possi- cotton, evei e Its own food^warehouso exists, ar a needs of E\}- the center of trade. old^J^aattfton if pound, what does My, and arrange nient? That's a markets, finding The prosperous u i the best loans any diversion. i on warehoused | trouble does, pry town we may Hy the way, ha that will do for tho harder tho t 1 If no regular the people marry id if not too near sion also, the rent shnuWl I he care for amusQ- | all age .musement enough, i ?? nan doesn't need V close r Iiut the man in Y ve you noticed that ><> Famou lines arc the more ? That is a diver- ? style !t! s and are selling tlfein at a 1 nargin of profit. LADIES' SHOES s "Queen Quality" Slmes, noted ! and comfort, in gun metal, pa very Are made on wide, co lasts, they are stylisl made to wear, tan, pi ! for ent leather, in all size tent COAT SU T mfortable fitting V ily made and are JL f jn metal and pat- V V !S ITS rope, enter upon an extensive campaign fo ment of the output < Every acre of avallabtc be utilized oughfw this way. Every villa* home ought to make garden supplies a fc work of the coming fharp mnv hA an nhur intensive and ? . . ... .< not be high. r the enlarge- ? .. .. . . . . ? ?. Arrange "sell of foodstuffs. | , . , on groups of farm ? land that can .. .. *... . gether the cotton t be utilized In hay ? d a| te and country per,? and >()|(1 the raising of .. . .. . " . are that the confui ature ot the kets thls (all wlll year ao that 1<>u, buyer_and a lflA.nCA of flTA.r The Ing days" where- C,?.cI1Tnnati Knnuij Iley, waiter," era may put to- "i found a buttoi hey wish to sell, "Quite right, ad priced by ox- exPl&ined the wa >ods. The chances dre88 our beef- 81 sion of the mar- " enable unscupu- TAX I iere are some un- ? ?? Y leatt rer Y yeiled the fat man, plain n In this hash." JL s'r?quite right," i Sherv .iter. "We always r." A Shoe TOTICE! Y leatl ? It ler and kid, mat tops anl cloth t i toes and cap toes $3.5<\ and $ /ood" Ladies Shoes, best\all rc is for the money knowV in lers and desired styles, at \ ^O AA r n * A** ft ft ;ops, This is a season of fr 4.00 signer and many str >und garments have been all different lines, givi than is usual. Our s eedom to the de- * ickingly beautiful A developed along ?j ng more variety J tock of Suits this den stuff. The production of j kind?wheat, corn, < ley?should be made possible. And to do tl and other fall crops In now, as next sprlu late for them. In enough South potat -- o? scrupulous men In to take advantage c grain of every rant farmers (both >ats, rye. bar- prices) more flagrar > as large as fore It ig a tllme lis wheat, oats must heip to protec should be put ^ Pass red hot ,g will be too your union meet! sections far i grower's meetings a oes and other | ei^|Ri?uon every business? County, State ?f the more igno- 'or the year 19 i as to grades and P&yab,e at the itly than ever be- I from October 15ti when the strong 19J,4, wltho?t p< ?.? . 8 For payment the weak. penalty of one resolutions at added; for Febn ugs and cotton be added, ai s to the National pe^1^tnlw|1' be nH ^All male dtisei and School Taxes; ? 4 will be due and +? "Hoge Treasurer's office jk* h to December 31st, ^ leatV malty. . during January a coar per cent will be lary two per cent ^ id for March seven added. M "Rnatn is between the ages X. ?>osto p^.uu, ana ^j.uu Montgomery" guaranteed i ler Women's Shoes, in fine 3e leathers, at only $1.50 and $ MEN'S SHOES nian" is a brand that sucrcrest pair time is large and oui rolid ranging from $5.00, $ and COATS 1.75 We have never before gains in Coats at th s to -A * r prices very low, V ? 10.00 up to $25.00 4 4 5 offered such bar- ?? e begrinning of a X staple crops can be " the winter season and late winter or early t tag. Live stock prodi raising of poultry she ously pushed. Farm Far By Peter Radford, Lec grown during reaoiutions to your i 1 be ready for reBentatlveu, follow! tprlng markets Bhort personal letb ictlon and the ag genator Hoke Sin >uld be vigor- e(j probaly stands of passage; a bill - aside half the Soutl ta. I emergency currency turer National i purpose of financing ovmu vuooo ui MX uuu oo yea senators and rep- capitation tax of ng them up with j *8 ?" 9"?" ? ,,, . the ages of 21 crs. A bill such nable for a poll I ilth has lntroduc- thosexexempt by the best chance The levy for r which would set 8even (7) ?lUl8-/ . purposes four ( n s proportion of county (C. C. B for the express fourth (1*4) mi ; the cotton crop, ness one (1) e irs are liable for a $3.00 for road pur- ^ men ile citizens between i and 60 years are *8* size tax of $1.00, except 1ft W* T oads and bridges is <8* exce for ordinary county 1 4) mills, special $ met? onds one and one- i lis, past indebted- ( A alii, constitutional' X Economy, Style and Comfort. ^ "Bostonian" is here in one of t llent fitting shapes in tan, il and vici kid, at only $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 - -- ?casun as ai mis nr tour you some of these hose Ladies' Coats _at_$5.( Pun Children's Coats at..$l MEN'S AND BOYS pair Hats. CaDs and TInHpr ne. Liet us show surprising values. J 10, $10.00 and up W 1.39, $175 and up ^ CLOTHING WPflr noil; . n\r\A -1 I r miliu m uuiuu. Agriculture needs i men It can get. In union there is st co-operation there is The farmer can neil self nor he helped b; he organl.es. The economic distni products is today the 5. Remember tl ill the great oats, hay, and forag likely to be higher xength and in ever before?certat profit. continues until then ther help him- er been a time In "tl y others ui til gouth when It was to preach the gosp Dutlon of farm hominy" than rigb world s gr -at- ???? * hat wheat, corn, three r? tit oil I,Ir,h_ (6) mills state ts of all kinds are In Cane Cree^ next spring than townships one ai nly if the war mills are levied i. There has nev- 'n Peasant 1 . A. fourths of one i he history of the for bond purpQ8( more important A special scho el of "hog and mills is levied in t now. Farmer* an<* ??- Thr? *.?. ~ trlcts 22, 26, 29 (3) mills and six ^ "Stroll] i and Gills Creek IT , id one-half (1 Mi) I for bond purposes A Iill township three-; yOU ( % ) mill is levied V bs. ' ? you 1 ol tax of two (21 X districts Nos. 1, 6, next je (3) mills in (lis ? and 46. Four (41 X ger than the Law" Shoes for what you need. For rough wea have never worn a pair of tl should by all means try a pair ; purchase, only ? Mpn correct styles, and at r? if DRESS GC lese, Cotton and Woolen Di your kinds with trimmings 3.50 Outing, Domestic i bargain prices. Y )ODS % ess Goods of all ?i> i to match. Also ind Flannels at est problem. Our transportation dray carta of agrlcultu made capable peddlert ducts. i"he middleman la thn a farm hand bat g fli his c?-u wages a them and to multiply The Progressive Pi aystems ate ed are already in la ire and can take our ad"ice an i of farm pro- crops of clover, vetc are likely to be In nothing more next spring. he Is ftble to nd to collect Ton Know F r his transac- Oabe?What's th vuo truyi. | xnills in districts irmer hat ndrls- 23, 48, 11, 18, ck. Farmer? trtao *2, 31, 39 and! 4 a .,?? j.._f in dfstrtctJi 2, 36 d sow abundant on^\t (?*) i h, rye, oat?, etc. Elght (g) buhs yet bigger luck 32, 33, 24, 46 a mill? in district i '* ml'ls in district low lit la. r e matter? You lsa/? U-4 ->?! 3, 4, 6, 7. 9, 15, 17, Y 19, 20. 25, 27, 34. + Prpftv (7. Five (5) mills Y rreuy and 43.' Six and nills in district 14. ? wnu in districts 10, 12, nd 49. Ten (10) W ? end eleven (11, * N;ce ? r. I. HILTON -tv|. rr.ntjr Treasure.- A ?vyie ttllLUKCilN S SHOES Babies' Soft Sole Button Shoe e, black, tan, blue and pink, on 25c ttle Baby Shoes in a variety s at only. .50c, 75c, and $1.00 lowest possible prices s in MILLINE ly Don't forget our Millin pair for here it is that yoi of stylish and the most pair the least amount of n I. ;ry . * ery Department, X i can get the most becoming Hat for J loney. ^ uons as no pieum. Bumper crops withe cilltles tkT<* sent r staggerlrg down th ? 1 agriculture than all droughts that ever c tlon. > i Hopeless hung Tro Many recoveries fro friends. >ut market fa- Stere?< !' was the aore farmers ban doutrage last n back el'.cya of ?**ow * *t.? naa?. ?. /i ?The other the peats aiid arsed the nr.- ?> AIIMUIPMMI GMGHEin able Cured. DIAMOND m Luna Trou- wta^^ u"" iubit rii your ? Ictlm of ? black CUT/ ifht. ? t happen r STATE Of BOUT > fellow held Are County of 1 By J. 6. Stew man "1" Wh\eM, W. 5 W C Dll I # 8Uit t^Wvto n II 9 1 ILLS administration of D..yn fec? of * frmBRAND These are\lhe ITION. X 'H CAROLINA, W -.ancaster. V t, Judge of Probate. V 5. Hilton hu made ?8? . * rant him letters of X the estate and ef- V ian Hilton. A refore, to cite and i, < c. V Yours V- ^V. j xj pi. . , i HB 1 I a.W'-lg. )6v^i A tor trade jL> - rem* ju art /I I blea are due to Dr. B Honey. It strengthei checks the Cough an at once.?Mr. W. 8. \ N. C.. writes: "I u Plne-Tar-Honey in a as hopeless and it el plete cure." Get a Bell's Pine-Tar-Hone cough is dry and h tickle down the thn aiiralv crat r?tl>f Onl ell's Pine-Tar- ^ ? is the Dungs, a-*!!****** Vi d gives relief IC Vtlkins, Gates. _yP sed Dr. Bell's LADnta l case given up t&Lox$TttZ?,?"Pg Tflctcd ft com- Oold metallic bom, if! bottle of Dr. *ibbo?- Ta?? mo ?th* y If /our fejlss^sSui/sPi ackllig let It r??r* regarded Be?t, Sal SOLD BY ALL hb . nuiuuaiin ail aia Wf J*V r?d and creditlr V ceased, that thi& l? for? me? ,n the c be held at Lane (t'dnaim < a 11114, next, after ua in rkd ?ndA ot> at 11 o'clock led wita BiiwCO) show cause, If ai *j/ '"Atifrn v the said admlnls i.l?, for twcntr4<? be granted. re?t, Aiwaya Rriiabin. Olven under n DRUGGISTS day ot October, j singular tbe kind- Y 41 s of the said de- ? J be and appear be- ^ H Virt of probate, to f &\er October 2S, publication there- ^ In the forenoon, to ? ny they have, why I tratlon should not | ly hand, this 8th <? tnnn Domini 1914. I JL uicaster "The W mere. ooltex Store" 10J druggist. I SSS> EVERYW HERE fig? I J 1 3. 8TBWMAN, f a . * * Probate Judgo. v i _ *,iirlWrflfr ' :'*ii A. A A. A ^ A A A Wf f f f f X ..