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6 STARS UNO STRIPES IN ENMDi; I American Flags Everywhere '< Welcome Santa Claus Ship i i j, SIX MILLION GIFTS ' t Dinner in Plymouth lor the Ollioer* >>r il><> Sliin . mil other i'nitni nent Americans IMvnionth. Nov. L'Y Yin Loudon, "i l' VI Y i? < r . von toi.i,*lit by tin K rl of Beauc nip, til' i ?0111 lllisslouer of woilii ii ! Hrithis tab inet in honor of tin* olliccrs of the Santa Chi us ship J a son closed > day in which tho Hritisli Foreign Oflice and the citizens of Greater Plymouth manifested heartfelt appreciation of the King and the country for the 6,000,000 Christmas gifts sent by the United States to children in the war zone. Following the Jason's arrival at Devenport today American flags floated over every public building in Plymouth and from the mainmasts of all warships and commecial craft in the harbor. Hundreds of women visited the Jason at Devenport. two miles from Plymouth after the official reception of the vessel. Thousands stood outside the gates viewing the ship from a distance. Fifty covers were laid for the din j ner tonight in the royal hotel. The !, British army and navy were represented by tlie commandants of th" |i Plymouth fortress and the Navy Yard j Mayor linker of Plymouth and Major j watctorr Astor were guests. , The Earl of eBauchamp replied to the toast "The King" while Francis Dyke A eh land. Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, responded to "the President of the United States" Lieu tenant Commander Courtney replying to a toast "tile Christmas ship." said: , * j American navy is glad t . discharge stich a mission as this a cervico which appeals to my heart. Thousands of little ones at home wish edtlie Jason (Sodspoed. John Callan O'l.otigltlin, representing 2 00 newspapers in the I nited States, which assisted in collecting the Christmas gifts, speaking to the toast "The Children of America" reviewed the work of those who made th Jason's trip possible. The Karl of Beauchatnp read this telegram from Lord Kitchener: "Please express on my behalf and that of the British army our cordial ' appreciation and grateful thanks for the kind though of the American people. The welcome freight the Jason carries will bring pleasure to the homes of many ?f those whose fathers are away." f .\ Simple Prayer Teach me that <!< minutes make one hour. 1 ! ounces one pound, and Inn cents one dollar. Help me to live so that i can In down at night with a clear conscience, without a gun under my pillow, and unhaunted by the faces of those to horn 1 have brought pain. (irant. I beseech Thee, that 1 may earn my meal ticket on the square, and in doing thereof that I may not stick tlie gaff where it does not belong. Deafen me to the jingle of tainted money and the rustle of nnhnlv i -- - * skirts. Mind mi* to the faults of the otli- j or fellow, but reveal to me mine own. Guide me so that each night when I look aeross the dinner table at my ^ wife, who has been a blessing to me. I will have nothing to conceal. Keep me young enough to laugh with my children and to lose myself in their play. /. And then when comes the smell of flowers, and the tread of soft steps, and the crushing of the hearse's wheels in the gravel out in front of my place, jnake the cehemony short and th epitaph simple: "HERE LIES A MAN." Jj.? It Iteally Does Relieve Rheumatism. Everybody who is afflicted with rheumatism in any form should by all means keep a bottle of Sloan's Llninment on hand. The minute you feel pain 01 soreness in a joint or muscle, bathu It with Sloan's Liniment. Do not rub it. Sloan's penetrates almost immediately right to the seat of pain, relieving the hot. tender, swollen feeling and making tho na r?f naao ?**wl 9 ~ " K.. . mm < uuinjri :lIHU. UPT a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 25 | cents of any druggist and have it in the house?against colds, sore and i swollen Joints, rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and like ailments. Your money back if not satisfied, but it doe* giro almost instant relief. ? Ji. V-'? viidlkAjtite War in Winter | War is just what Sin-mi: n declared it be, but is is more than ordinarv lull, it is an intensified bell, made so by reason of the newer eon- j titlons under which campaigns arc ! carried on. And if the conditions of ! the past three months with the K'u- j ropean struggle have been severe and | ilistesssing, what must the next four :>r live months promise? Aided l?y weather conditions of an ideul fall the great armies of armed ' men have been able to slaughter aiul ' kill off the enemy at an enormous ' | rate. Now a new ally comes into th ' *tt!> line. it is v inter \% i111 its rost and its snow and all of tli<> ' hard conditions attending. With these co.d days and awful nights will ' come the diseases which kill no less ' i! the new guns of the modern ' factory. Not only so in the field, but at ' home the women and children and ' the few men outside the battle ranks will suffer too. and most cruelly. 1' With every effort made to take care ' of the men who light the stay-at- ' homes will not only have to sacri- ' (ice to enable the armies to be maintained, hut these will lack the com forts and necessities of life which were theirs in the times of peace. The past months have been full of 1 horror, bui what must be in stonfor the Ruropean nations during 111< routing months of winter? May the find who only know- keeu and direct all. -Salisbury Post. Public Itraltli Day. The State. After two years of solicitation by the department of health or the state federation of the state board of health has set November 18 as the public health day lu South Carolina. This means that an urgent wish of uif,auu.cu nuu wuinuii n;\a iim.iiiv been brought to pass. Now how shall the first public health day be observed In your community? How will you make it mean better hoajth for your town? ,1 f>r. Gantt thinks an excellent plan is that club -presidents arrange foranti local school superintendent s for an observance by the children, having them either listen to some lecture o.i . a pertinent top e by some local phvsiian or having them write cotnpofltions on some phase of public health situation, in case the superinten- | dents aro not willing, then have a meeting of children and parents in the school house at night, and some physician secured for a lecture. Phy- . sicians all over the state are glad to , give their service free for such work. And the opening of school houses at ^ night as community social centers Is one of the things urged by the general federation. Anyway observe public health day in the way that seems best suit ed to local needs. Hut just be sure,, that it is observed. This would be a splendid time for club women to carry out at their meetings the very practical program prepared by I)r. Grantt and lately published in these columns. Dr. Gantt has done more than her share in the securing of , this day and preparations of program. Now, to be very slangy, "Its up to you," Individual club women. What will you do with this opportunity? "GETS-IT," 2 Drops, Corn Vanishes! The Only Sure EnUer of All Corns. Desperate, are* you. ever trying tn get rid of corps: .juii using obi winding-tapes .1 i i cotton r.ngs that make a fat ilttlL package out of your This Is ths Crip of th? Happy. Corntess Footcrnity of jCETS-IT " toe. Quit punishing your feet by i using toc-cuting pas es and ointments. To use knives, Idles, scissors and razors, slicing and marking at a corn, only make it growlfaster and bigger. It also bring* daviger of bleeding and blood poison. TUie new way. tho new principle never \nown before in 1 corn-history, Is "GETfc-IT." It's a | Ibjuld?2 dropt, jn a corn docs the work. Tain goes, the corn begins to shrivel and out It comes! You apply It In two seconds. Nothing to stick, nothing to hurt, ant! It never falls. Try "GKT8-IT" tonight on corns, calluses, wiirf hi uuii'iv.hs. ubtou ih soi<i i>y (lruKKlst^ 'Verywhere, 2'c a bottle, or sent direct by E. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago. "(Jets-It" Ik hoIiI In Lancaster by Lancaster Pharmacy anil J. F. | Markey Cot.| . ft. ka> _ ? L. THE LANCASTER NEW!? ? CMMS?8 ? i I Saved G: ^ "I want to tell you what f ceivcd from the use of Thed ? Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clift "It certainly has no equ JJ liver and stomach troubles. I J saved my little girl's liffC^ ** they went in on her, b/t o ** Black-Draught made thafu brt * more troubled 1 shall /ever t rs,ftr, Vhedf jlsv ia; Bj iu my home." Fcr constipatio Z ness, malaria, chills and fevc a ailments, Thedforins Black-Di Igi reliable, gentle antfyaluable i # If you suffer frouyany of Draught. It is a medicine o J years of splendid success] Z young and old. For sale eve DK.ATII <n 'I'llI?1 KMIWKItS The meloncholy day : .t come, the saddest of the year, i)f wailing winds, and naked woods. and meadows brown and sear, ihnped in the hollows of the prove. the r.utmnn leaves lie do.nl; They rustic to the eddying past, and ! to the rabbit's tread. The robin and the wren are down. I and from the shrubs the jay. I Anr from tHe wood-tops calls the | row through all the gloomy duv Where are the (lowers, the fair young Mowers, that lately sprang and stood la brighter light and softer airs, a beauteous sisterhood! Mas, they ail are in their graves:the gentle race of Mowers Are lying in their lowly bed with the fair and pood of ours. The rain is falling where they lie; hut the cold November rain 'alls not from out the gloomy earth the lovely ones again. I'he wild Mower and the violet, they p< rislu d long ago. \nd the brier-rose and the orchard died amid tin- summer glow; Hut on tlu* Itill tlie golden-rod, and the aster in the wood, And the yellow sun-flower by the brook in autumn beauty stood. Pi I fell the frost from the clear, cold heaven, as falls the plague on men, And the brightness of their smile was gone from upland, glade and glen. And now, when comes the calm, mild day. as still such days will come. To call the squirrel and the bee from out their winter home; When the sound of dropping nuts is heard, though all the trees are still, And twinkle in the smoky light the waters of the rill. The soutliwind s? arches for the flow er whose fragrance late ho bore. And sighs to tind them in the wood and by the stream no more. And then I think of one who in her youthful beauty died. The fair meek blossom thet grew up and faded by my side, In the colli moist earth we laid her, when the forests oast the leaf. And we wept that one so lovely should have a life so brief; .^i ...>x. uuuieui u was mat one, like that young friend of ours, 3o gentle and so beautiful, should perish with the flowers. ?William Cullen Bryant. FLORIDA WOMAN SUF AND IS AT Stvift Belief From Ka>niacli Ills Found by Mr*, i'etfls of Ybor City. Mrs. T. S. Pettis of Ybor City> Fla., suffered for more than twentyflre years with stomach troubles. She has led a sedentary life and digestive troubles resulted. She took Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy and received immediate benefit. She has written an interesting letter, In which she says: 1 "I was almost frightened at the results at first. I am delighted at the inmjyaement in my condition. I hrtfe told many of my acqualnances of your medicine. I was a stomach sufferer for 26 years and this is the only remedy which brought results to me." That same sort of experience is general among the users of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. The first dose convinces. It is known NOV KM Hl'Ilt 27, 1!)14. ?#?C???#CO##i9 r irl's Life f j wonderful benefit I have reford's Black-Draught," writes JJ on Mills, Ky. J al for la grippe, bad colds, J? firmly believe Black-Draught J? [Vhen""5He had the measles, J? ne good dhse of Thedford s Tgj ak out, and she has had no ? >e without \ ^ "ORD?\ ^ | n, indigestion, headache, dizzi- JJ I :r, biliousness, and all similar ^ aught has proved itself a safe, a remedy. these complaints, try Black- # f known merit. Seventy-five J proves its value. Good for * rywhere. Price 25 cents. A fj63l JP f *?>*!*>? Notice or Kleetion. Whereas, one-tird of the free holders and one-third of the electors of the age of 21 years, residing in Hell Town school district. No. 21 have petitioned the county board of B education to order an election to E determine whether or not a special 8 tax of -1 mills shall lie levied oil all n [ real and personal properly for school 9 purposes. I \Vo hereby order said election to | be held by the trustees in said Hell i Town school d strict. No. 21. on | Wednesday, Dec. 2, at tho sc hool I house. I At which election only suc h elec-j tors as return real or personal iiroperty for taxation and exhihjj^their, tax receipts and registrajMfin certificates shall tie nllmvan c'? '-it" 1 i The opening nnd pfosing hours \ shall he the snme as in all general: elections. V. A. LINGLE, J. K. CONNORS. W. B. TWITTY, County Board of Education. CITATION. STATK OP SOl'T.II CAROLINA. County of Lancaster. By P. fltewman, Judge of Probate. Whereas. J. B. Cnskey lias made suit to tlie to grant liim letters pC Q | administration of the estate tind ; f I frets of/ S. Reeeo Caskey, deceased I T!iesiV^re, therefore, to o'te and u adminish aTYvand singular the kind- re I and creditors of ttye said dec >as?>d, that they be and appear before | me. in the Atmrt of probate, *o bo held at Lancaster on 1st day of De- ; cernber next, af/er publication there-, of at 11 o'clo&ln the forenoon, to] show cause, If i|nv they have, why I the said admin titration should not i be granted. \ Given under my hand, this 1 7th ] c'.u> of November, Anno Domtdal, liil* J. E. 8TEWMAN, Probate Judge. Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure. The worst cases, no matter of how toiiK standing, are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr. Porter's Antiseptic Henling Oil. It relieves Pain and Ileuls at the same time. 25c, 50c, $1.00 , Farmers Mutual Members TAKE NOTICE The regular annual payments for insurance on buildings/usually due during the (month of November, has^Ueen postponed until January, 1915. For mui nonce win oe mailed about January 1st. This ha if no connection with pawnantd on live stock insurance, notice of which wa.v mailed October 1st. D. E. BONEY, Manancr, Yorkville, S. C. FERS 26 YEARS LAST GIVEN RELIEF: ? Is | all over the nation because of its ; merit. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy clecrs the d(Restive tract of Viucoid accretions and remove* y [Poisonous matter. It bring* swift | roHgf to sufferers from stomach, liverand bowel ailments. Many declare t\at It has saved them from dangerslUis operations; many are i sure it nrfes4|aved their lives. We want alV people who havd chronic stomaclmtrouble or constipa- ( tlon, no matterY>f how long stand- I ing, to try one dffkfiof Mayr'g Won- y derful Stomach Relbedy?one dose \ will convince you. This is the ined- c icine so many of our people have been taking with surprising results, c The mout thorough system rh-anper we ever sold. Mayr'n Wonderful ii Stomach Remedy is now sold here i by Lancaster Pharmacy and drug- f gists everywhere. i 1 # The Pony "LOREN" IS H rriie Buggy is here also a Now is the time to get the v his account and get votes, may work for you in this v l.est line of New Nuts. Itai: < 'akes, ( Yanberries and a t'lj serves and Canned Goods: THIS 13 rlEADQUArtTI GIVING- AND GKEE Our New Orleans Xlolass < "ane will be here l/xt wet yet. Gome at onee./ Bennett^i mnilBBinBnnMiBHBMMHBB Fresh Co( Celery-?Crc Silver Slice ) Pound Cake Chocolate cake) Fresh shipment twi Edwards & Get your coal from us turns cold. We sell bri MEN CURED FOREVER perhaps thousands of itmes, with unfailing permanent results./ Don't you think it time to get the right treatment? If yon desire to consult a reliable long-established specialist of vast experience; come to me and learn what can/ be accomplished with sklUful, scientific treatment. I hold t-?'o medical diplomas and certificates bylexaminatlon and other requirements from the boards of medicll examiners of 4 4 States in the Urlpn. together with over 20 years' e?erlence In specialty practice. I \uccessfu!ly treat Blood Poison, Varicose Veins, Ulcers, Kidney ami Bladder Diseases, Rheumatism, Oall Stones, Paralysis, Discharges, Piles and Rectal Trouble, Stricture and all Nervous, Chronic and private diseases of Men and Women. Examination free and strictly confidential. Hours: 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Sundays, 9 to 2. CaU or Write. Dr. Register, Specialist, 500 Union National Bank Bid,.. I I Cor. Main nnd Cervals COM'.MBIA, S. C. ? ' i * fol CLERK'S" SALE. J in TATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA. wa County of Lancaster. ptti In Common Pleas. Robert 8. Floyd, In his own right, to and as assigns, Pb.lntlff, innle Shields,y^ames Shields, Wilbert Shieldef Adah Shields, Mura Shields, Finnan Shields, Lizzie v Shields. KtheW Shields, liessle Hollis and Lola Walker, Defendants. f Pursuant to ^decree made in the tju hove stated case by Special Judge un \ M. Kflrd, dAed Nov. 10th. 1914. ?al will sell at Rubllc uurtlon to the ^ ilghest bidder m Lancaster Court louse on the first Mondav in Tin- ... ember next, within fie legal hours r sale, the following described real state, to-wit All that certain piece, parcel, or ot of land, being, lying and situate 11 llie county of Lancaster, State of X?J louth Carolina, containing two (?) alii icres, more or less, und having the Th< nnaMRMMHRMMMMB VMMMHHHI is Here IS NAME. nd a perfect gem it is. otos. Ask papa to pay Your uncles and aunts av, two. We have the siu^f Currants, Citron, itf line of Pickles, Pre1RS FOR THANKS 3TMAS GOODS. ics are line. Georgia >k. Aluminum at Cost erry Co. ;oanuts inberries / ^each . L .. 10c ice each week : Horton before the weather ck and shingles also WOODWARD SAYS We sell the best Lamps and have an elegant line o fElectric Fixtures on hand. Also Plumbing Goods. All ATorkj guaranteed and t the lUnderwr iters always \pprove it. Standard Plumbing & ELECTRIC CO. r LoeatecV in basement of Telephone building. Residence Phone 64. Office Phone 399. "Unless We Make Good, No Charge.'' lowing boundaries, to-wlt: On the rth hv lands of John J. Bridges, the eust and south hy Rerry Mob. and on west hy the right of f ui myr Doumorn itanway coinay. C TermH of aale.^cash. Purchaser pay for papers/ 1/AUL MOORE, ^ C. C. C. L. C. II. 11INES. Plaintiff'* Attorney. otlee to Debtor* and Creditor*. All person sphering claim* against ) estate of W, B- Roberts, Sr., detsed, are henfcy notified to file 5 same, duly J verified, wltlh the derstgned, aiyfl those Indebted to I d estate willmiease make payment ewlse. W. U. CLTBURN, rar. Estate of W. E. Roberta, Sr., Deceased. Oct. 26, 1914. O-27-N3-10-17 ??????? ? 11 ?i Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days ir dr?iggi*t w;!l refund money || PAZO ?iTMKNT fail* to cure nny cue of Itching. iid. Weeding or Protruding Pileg in 6 to 14 days, e firm application give* Kate and Heat. 50c.