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8 The fire $10.98Xbi ^ CAN'T?you can acc< A Just say tothem, "la y give me your VOTES A get others to help.. T V ]^AN, ALIVE, get bu X ? REMEMBER, ar I T i y Here are A ? THE AMUSE-U THE (Midway.) y The house where Photoplays reign supre A where sweet music is t Bring your friends whe V can get votes on the Po test. ^ "Tho Mittnnl Hftnil I ',,v $10,000 reward for th V who solves "The Millio Mystery/' f ASIv Vl We are i The reductions t placed in every \ willing to lose wi you to hundreds COUNTY NEWS] < HEATH SPRINftH. Mrs. Dan Jones entcrtaiued a number of friends Saturday after 1 noon in honor of her sister, Mrs. Henry Boyktn of Boykin Station, who, with her ijttle daughters. Frances and EUen/Deas, has been visiting Mrs. Jones. At the meeting of the Heath , Spring council of Junior Order Tups- i day night the following was diseusssed: Resolved, That no commercial 1 fertilizer should be used in South Carolia in 1915. The affirmative was upheld by Messers. M. L. Beckham. H. P. Mobley and VV. C. Kllis. while Messrs. E. R. Johnson. VV. T. Stover and A. P. Horton contended for the negative. The question was ably discussed by both sides but the deci?? ?$? < ? ?? ! < i If you get out and HUi ;at Sale C JYS^AIJUESu selling our goods this hat we are making 3 garment sold, regard ith you when losing i in this city who wee - you to place your orde proved to us beyond a that is what we are gr i purchase all your requi not feel the effect of tt COLU1 J Second Door on was rendered in favor of the; legative. j * Mr. W. J. Heudrix of the Cedar;^ 11 freek section who has been visiting his brother and Bister at his place. ] was carried to the Fennell Infirmary 1 Tuesday for a surgical operation. Miss Sue Clark will go to White ; Bluff Saturday and will take charge , of tho public school at that place Monday. Mr. ad Mrs. !' B. Mobley of Catawba J action ' spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. tl. I*. Mobley. Mrs. B. 1> Stalnaker is with her sister. Mrs. J. C. Beckham, for a few days. Mrs. J. B. Caskey of Kershaw spent Monday night with her parents spent Monday night with her paretns here. Mrs. Dan Jones has been quite sick for several days. 'JMy 1 | ^ j vn 11 JL \Jr STLE. The GREAT PONY omplish anything if you will -m trying to win THE BE AI J when you pay a bill at any HINK what TEN FRIENDS isy and do not stop until the id stick closely to the RULE S Trade With Us Tll?? ??! < li; ATRE. Don't Feel Til refined "Sherman may me and wrong." Brace up. galore. tre you lar bottle of Rexal >ny Con- ... .. ... phites, it will give 5." start, and keep e person \u*0 a brittle todav n Dollar ,y? , ' Standard Drug )UR FRIE? SEE OU1 MBIA T From Post Office Elizabeth Small who has been dok is able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cnskey at Ker <baw. Mrs. Nannie Williams of Kershaw has been visiting Mrs. T. H. Ben nett. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Twitty visttei Mrs. J. C. Hillnrd Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Belton spent Wedne day afternoon in Kershaw. Mr. D. W. Hendrix went as for a Lancaster with his brother Tuesday Mr W. B. Twitty went to West ville on a surveying expeditio Thursday. Hubert Mobley spent Tuesday an The woinans' suffrage questio will be debated at the next re^ulr meeting of the Junior Order. VAN WYC'K VKWS. Miss Kva Mnssey, who is attendin Ohieora College, spent the past wee 11181 ^ *4?-. y** ' -V^ CONTEST is now in full b! strive hard enough. Just FTIFUL OUTFIT and I w of the places you get votej > could do for you?each bu; last minute. DON'T PUT > governing this contest. V A ? m * And bet Vote ante# Giving iat Way. BENNETT-' have been . Get a dol- Hea.lqu.rt II Hypophos- ceries. We you a good . .. ing Machu you going. spent with Company. the contest. TO HI .. .J . . -L r ' ' X'' ' THE L. .NCAy NKWsTEWI >| # Vleinuud ,ontimi::i Vt hi | p to $25.001 PACTION AN! > section regardless < fou arfcygreater tha less of the price. i is necessar^j-andto ir our custom taubi r at once. The wonderful doubt, that you need clothe ring you. We are the lose irements and commodities at le cotton market and other < 9, NOVEMBER 6,1914. With An 7 <C1 i QR , uujrs 1 > FIT (iUARANI of the cost of their pr< n 50 per cent. Our \s we have previously ' prosper with you whe garments. Do not reSttte-ofLijiis sale in the great s;well madefies, and that yo :rs, because oun^oijswere all the same rate that we>Muselji adverse conditions. R MR. F. A. BOW1 AILORIIS i In town with her parents. Mr. ami | n ( Mr?. It. H. Massey. J p -1 Prof. Arthur B. Llndler attended | g the State Fair last week. He en- | r joyed the football games, and meet ing with old college students from r i Newberry. ' 1 i Mr. T. R. Thompson was a visitor , C to the city of Edgmoor Sunday. | w s Mrs. R. H. Massey made a flying v trip to Rock Hill yesterday, s ) Mr. W. N. Ashe Is spending a '. : few days out of town with friends. , 8 Rev. James Russell preached in | f n Chester Sunday, returning to Van l Wyck Monday. ; c d Mr. and Mrss. Ceclle Yoder en- | n tertained the young people of the ^ town at a Rook party Friday night , r , in lionor of Miss Eva Massey. Manv l pleasant games were enojyed before ? the guests bade the host and hos- ? tess good night. g Those in attendance were: Misses ? k Fannie Hammond, Isophene Court^ A .V. . 4 4 %T' Last. Many of the candidates \ GET BUSY and get your frien ill appreciate your patronizing 3, which I will appreciate. Nil ying from $25.00 to $100.00 a m OFF until the LAST DAY, i t 7e want everybody to have a fa :s?Pay Your Bills Away Thin <1 rERRY COMPANY We ea family ters for good gro- Shoes, < sell the White Sew- Goods, t W e w i ie. Every dollar in trade us secures votes in cotton. A B. iLPYOUWl label insures satisfy stated, we are one o ;n we can all prosper : delay your selection number ot orders taken up ti iu must have them at the price purchased before these conditii ng you your Tailor-Made Suit LING AT IG COM! Lan ey, Odessa Courtney. Kathleen pi ates, Mary Yoder Bates. Beuford pray, Kva Masaey, Pearle Shannon. ? lessrs. A .B. Lndler, Julian Wolf, f"" 1 U hannla Crlffln Wo1_ I er Sturus, Clarence McGuirt and arlisle Hates The ladies' costumes i^rc in keeping with the evening ?*tth all necessary accessories. This brings to a close the second eholastic month at Van Wyck. The ollowig pupils have made a months' average of nity per cent, or more >n each study, and their names have ?een admitted to the honor roll. Tenth grade ?Pennette l'lyler. Fight grade Kathleen ad Carlisle lates. Seventh grade?Fray Thompson ind Saminie Vaughan. Fourth g?ide?Claude Thompson. First grade- ..axwel Thompson. y ?" ? ? ? ?EI7T\TI W I IN! # working hard to win. Are y ds interested. What are frien the merchants who are conduc IE TIMES OUT OF TEN they onth. See how far that woul will then be TOO LATE, tir deal, and will see that the ! And Get Votes. ? It cucl ' n supply the wholj If 80 by pal when it comes to on earl| Nothing, Hats, Dry tWfuiij , teet, wr J*('- get bun ill take your cotton ,le,,rl n It8 " Bring us your nn<i vu time ya PKFHIFerguson & Son. [IV?THEY'I Additional I falues From $27.50 to rEEn >duction or the mark* p Feature $35.00| eting of them, iction and is f you and are We refer i, it will pay 9 the present has of 6 ct. cotton and ons arose. If you you will positively _ PANY caster, S. C. IY YOUR SUBSRIPTION COTTON Yes, the price of cotton is low aid we may plead hard tines, but times would le harder should your houle be burned without insurance. Can you afford to ta^e the risk when a few dollars will secure a policy in the Farmers' Mutual? See R. THOS. BEATY, Agont, Lancaster, 8. C. Or write I). E. BONEY, Manager, Yorkville 8. C. j ?J . > 4 -r m vp3S i^A^l SEP- {. iI ' 1 * 19 ^ou? Don't say you |x| ids for, if not to help? m LU felting this Contest, and IXI will help you and will |<|4 d put vou in the race. IXI ra Pnloii arct rarriflrl Ant. IXI fhoir Ads ^ mo one would tell you that IXI Lronizing the BEST DHINK 1x1 h that it would help you won- S j r to win the great Pony Con. tuldn't you do it? Tee! Then ITI y and drink IX S o u ?-1 * KSPI-COL A?healthful TtJ ;ood for you; gives you vim | tJ tor. You gei votes every I tT u drink a PEPSI. |*.i COLA BOTTLING WOKKS, IVl Unrwtpr, A. C. I^l jl po IT |:| t ?^