Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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g aesski * I $10.98= H AY lien we say $10. I any concern to touch i samples and satisfy y< fl T x x IijaiicasTcr must wear j better and last longer it is impossible for air wonderful offer to sen These goods are I sale will eontinne. I >n delivered t<? voii, vniir TODAY. ? ? ? mmiwmwm mm inFfDP m\m I ...v iiuuum in iiiiH k"1 inii iry | wr," M. 'oinenre < : r in .? 1 not (lumpen the < :.i!i i i. :n cif the troops. fbe gricvou !>: s aa. > by the mi; ion: >\iii ' >' 1 constancy nor shake it t w ill. I'n < | exhausted all means to ; pari to humanity th'.s unpreeedot nted caias- , trophe. She knows that to avoi i Ts recurrence she must in union with her allies, definitely abolish its causes. MUST ME DECISIVE. "Indecisive victory and a preear- j ions peace would expose the genius ! of France to fresh in nits from that refined barbarism which assumes i the mask of science the better to | slake its instincts of domination "France will carry to the end by ! a union of all her children and with 1 the unflagging aid of her allies the work of European liberation now he- ' gun. And when rhe has completed I the task she will find a fuller life >n glory, concord at ! security." The presidential party afterward: left army headquarters lur an extended tour of the front. The Medaille Militaire was established in 1852 exclusively for noncommissioned officers and men of the armv and nnw ?' , .. .,T, iv in only awarded to a general or an admiral for valorous work after such officers already have attained the highest rank in the Legion or Honor. It is considered the greatest honor that can he conferred on a general or admiral. WAR I/O AN HVIlKt ItM'TIONK I'arls, Nov. 26,?Subscriptions to the short term 5 per cent national de i fence bonds amounted to 700,000 OoO francs. ($140,600,000) lor France ' alone. In addition 300.000.000 i francs of treasury bonds already are i In circulation, 1 *;vr?vw^>? . r~t. =THE PRli 1)8 buys values up to $25, wc our goods. It is impossible ourself as to the honesty of [i Columbia Suit. 50 per eoi and are less than one-half I y other concern to conlpcte ire a $25 garment for x-iiiii sold at tha )<>{' ? i not put oft to 1 lie last nor. n (h'lntsii will ho rliootTullv r alCOLU 8 Near Post ( METHODISTS ORDER the Zeppelin factory at Friedrirhshafen, had crossed Swiss territory. "Aviators flying at high altitudes" lie said, "find it almost impossible to uf ermine th* i? tirse they are tuking However, tlie British airmen who made the recent attack upon the Zeppelin factory had explicit . instructions to a\oid crossing neutral territory. They earrif i maps indicating the course ? i.i< li t ey a ere to 1 >1low." JUI I 111. I\LUL! T LU THE HIGHEST HONOR , *i i Medaille Militairie Conferred by Presidnt Poincare. TO HE DECISIVE VICTORY Precarious I'ruco. Says I'lfsiilcnt, Would Fxpose l-'ruuce to Flesh ,\ ssault.H. Paris. Nov. -S. !' >id< nt Poincare lias conferred < I .1 r*.? the Medi-lPe .Millt iir< the highest honor t hat < in hi* ? > * ! ? ;! c> < a French *> 1 ii< r. Tin | .- ira' wn? made in the presence of Pr? uii< r Vivian, Minister of War Milu.'r. nil. I tlic presidents of the sennlv and chamber of deputies :in<iV^neinb<rof the neural stalT. f In making the presentation President Poincare said the simple medal. which was the emblem of !he hsghtst military virtues and which was worn with equal pride by iilusliious generals and humble soldier?. was a mark of the nation's giaUtu le <o iis commander-in-chief. >1 I'oiucare added that he associated vlth him in liis congratulations Moiicrui i 3 o IT re's devoted collaborator . of .he | general stafi and the armies France. "rt.A i. -.w .. ? -? CONFERENCE LINES The Original Boundary SiiKK<*Nli(iii Is Adopted by the (iiureli Body. Sumter Special to The State, Nov. 28.?Today's session of the Methodist conference was featured by the adoption of the McLeod resolution lixing the boundary line for the rivislon of the conference, the selection of Spartanburg for the meeting place for the first session of the new Upper South Carolina conference, the election of \V C Kirk land for oil 'or of The Southern Christian \d\oia:e and the selection of Trip t\ church. Charleston, for the next meeting of the South Carolina co: ferente. '1 ho Mi l.eod resolution was < Hied to the eonternee at it- hrsl session and has he? n dehafd at length, two rival resolutions finding some support among the members. The resolution as adopted reads as follows j "That the line of division of the South Carolina Conference be and is hereby fixed as follows: beginning, at the North Carolina line follow the line between Chesterfield and Kancaster counties, between Kershaw and Lancaster counties, between Kershaw and Fairfield counties, thence across Kichland county in u direct line from the junction of Kershaw mui c.-itr. field counties at the Klehland line to the junction of tin Seaboard Ait L :ie ar.i! Southern '.always, thence in a direct lino to itidgev ood. thrue-? follow ho r!. >'le\ lines to ll/att Park, tnence in a direct lin> to Simnis station o: trie Atlantic "m. i Li to i.. I w ; > t In to n a direct line to the junction o( t'alhonn and Lexington counties at lite southern Ki< hland county line, front thence tile line between Calhoun and Lexington counties between Orangeburg and Lexington counties, between Or.iiigburc and Aiken counties, l>etween It. rnwell and Aiken counties to tl"* Sv.mnsih j-iver, except that Smyrna and Lbemzer churches in Kershaw county It: II r in: it in the I'pper conference and Kershaw and Sal ley churches shall remain in ;he Lower conference "That the n inn of tiie Lower conference sit ill la 't.h" nit! Carolina confrence* and t t aid con eresi<> shall r< ' 1 n the h toric.il records, 111 ssatnn numlu.r 1 ___ ........... .inn iin' iiirmiologicnl mil; : liat the name of tl o Upper I'liifiTiiicc shall ho the Upper South Carol, na coi k rone.- ' " AV'OI 1)1,1> M.t liai, I.AM) London, Nov. 2K.? Winston 'Itiircliill. hirst lord of the admiralty, replied in the House of Commons today to allegations that French and British aviators is a recent raid on TIIK LANCASTER NEW ..... .- * * ? " - ..^Ljlh-A CE OF A $25j ' mean it; and our $25 values a for you to duplicate any goods these remarks. We refer vol it of them are now wearing Co he price, during this sale, ?it" tl with us, iu variety of cloths ai cents cotton. OUKS<OSS IS u. I'ick while I he s<MccTTn+ii < funded. l\ver\ uarinent we 1 l<\ A. i*ow: Office: SMMmik AWBSmBBEMB A Kidney Remedy Adver-1 4-: ? 1 r> 1 ^ ^ hi co-, <l"rlng the advisability n\ inert-using tin- capital stix-V of the - >rp irntloti from Eighty Thousand ($8l>,< nft.00) Dollars to One Hundred Thousand ($100,000.00) Dol-j lars. The said meeting is called pursuant to a resolution of iheBonrd of Directors of the corporation passed on the 30th day of October, 1914. L. C. LAZENBY, 13-19 Secretary. CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA . County of Lancaster. In ( 'ouimon I'lriw. Sfill t* Maaro Dlol..* t* ? .'.uu. J OIIIIIU. VS. Violet McKnight, Robert I'. Phillips and A. R. McElhaney, Defendants. Pursuant to a decree made in the above staled case by Special Judge, C. M. Eflrd, dfatt d October :i r?i. 1914, I will sell at public auction to! the highest bidder, at Lancaster | Court House on the first Monday in I), comber next, within the legal i>i?>eiumib XUOUgnt Happiness ? ? I take pleasure in stating that I j have used L)r. Kilmer's,,Swamp ltoot, that I was greatly benefited by the same and have used It in my family. | I had a son when quite young he suffered from bladder of kidney atfiiction. I called in my physician, he attended him hut did him no good. Almost by accident I noticed an advertisement about the curat'1* pro rties of I ?r. K'ilnnr s Swan ltoot ' 1 procured a bottle and ga>e it to him according to directions, 't cur-' ti him of what we thought \v:n : 1 _ | . ost >: no- dMe a ! u same w th o.li <> my !anillyv I i: *? . i< I: | strong Itiith in tiAfnmp-ltoot that I have never done without it iti tny family since the wonderful cure of n:.' son as well as myself. I ie?ommend it to all who suffer from l.idnev ?>r bladder troubles fend I am led to believe that it is one of the h< st medicines for the purpose tor which i is used that has'ever been discovered. j This is my exper^jMfre from the j list of Swamp-Root. Wishing the I promoters of this wonderful medli t ine n large sale to the suffering pub, lie, I am. Yours respectfully, VV II. McAfee ' 03 Droydes St- . Atlanta, On Witness, K. <) Willi; ins, Notary Public. I.ctter to !?r. Kilmer rt?. ftmirlwpntoii. \. Y. I'love W'lutf - Swamp-Root Will l)o l or .You Send ten cents to Or Kilmer & Co. r.tni'hampton, Y.. for* a sample size bottle It w'll convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of j valuable Information, telling about , the kidneys and bladder. When j writing, be sure and mention the I Lancaster Semi-Weekly News. Rcr- ; ular fifly_cent and one-dollar sire' I boit!? s tor sale at all drug stores. NOTM'K. 'To tlio Stockholders of the Catawba 1 Fertilizer Company: You will take notice that a meotii ir of the stockholders of the Ctnw i Fertilizer Company w II be held I t th" office of the Company at LanJ aster. South Carolina, on the kth i t Decernb r. 1014. for ?hr pur 8. PKCKMKKTC 1, 1914. *x?7V.vt->'? J-*"**" ? - ' -' vi'.; ".f ? 00 SUIT OR 0VERC0. re far superior to any other concerns' $25 vj s selected from us at our price or within $7 1 to thousands of pleased customers in Lai lumbia Clothes and the reason of it is that < leir real value. We are t he only fuanufactui nd styles, in quality and in price. Come in YOTJR GAIN. Our <u. -k must he cWrri vmains. If your |>11r<-?m t all that \v LING, Mjga?. Lancaster, S, T ??y s II Ml 11M II """'i T'fcPlvr^ UKxtra He\t*Just \ 'Y^/TTH a IVrfcctiTTn^Stw, house you are safe happen to your heating : PERFI i5 SMOKELE^I u Cold snaps have no terror for you, U extra heat needed to make bedroom, Comfortable. Burns kerosene?easy to Perfection Heaters arc portable, heat qi At hardware, furniture dealers and gen Triangle Trade-Mark. STANDARD O "* W ??hir?jftf>n, D. C. ( N E ^V J Norte,lit. Va. _? a * j Richmond, Va. f> A I .III BBU?? -MM?H hours of sale, tlie following describ- I 'll. I will noil, j oil real estate, to-wit: to the highest hiil All that piece, parcel or tract of | Court House, on tl land being, lying and situate in lie December next, ' dian Land township in tlio county hours of sale, the ot Lam a tot, in the State oi Soutli ed real estate to~M ( rolina, containing forty-seven , ' ' . (47) acres, more or less, known a: ' "f ti e "Isaac Phillips I'iace," and be- Lancaster, contain ing tract Nd. t; by Parks survey of i i acres, more or the "Rosier i,Tract," s made Nov. , oq the nort 7th 1884 r.4w on filo in the office, , of the Secretary of State, andjWhi, !?'? n. I by Ihiids now or formerly . of Milly ( row, by A P. Spratt, H. D. | Terms of sale, Mc Man lis and possibly others. mirchasers to n Terms of .sale, cash. Purchaser or P1ir",aHors to p to pay for papers. * PAUL MOORE JONES & JONES, DUCKWORTH & SMITH, ' * Plaintiff's Att< JONES & JONE8, Pontiffs' Attorneys,^ " " Notlce of _____ 1 w noreas, oue-t r*T TPDTf'Q qATT holders and one-tl o oAiifi. (orK 0f the age of ? in Hell Town schoc STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, have petitioned th( County of Lancaster. education to order In Common -Plea*. determine whether M. Robert Witherspoon et al. Plain- tax of 4 mills shal tiffs, real and personal p vs. purposes. George \V. Witherspoon, et al. We hereby ordei Defendants. he held by tho trui Pursuant to a decree made n the Town school d'sti above stated case by Special Judge i Wednesday, Dec. 2 M. Efird, dated Octover 27th. house. AT $10.98 fi allies. It is absolutely impossible for I to $8 of our price. Come in and get icaster and vicinity. Every man in Columbia Clothes are better made, lit H ers in Lancaster selling tailoring, and Ij and be convinced. Do not miss this E out by the first of tlie year, and this ~ e claim it to be when the garment is ^ I>aek of it. PLACE YOUR ORDER | ' '// F~ ! -: / .:\ I \f I I 1 <* Vlien You Need It IB qkeless Oil Heater in the gTfcvrdcd when accidents systtNn. ?T!ON EATERS for th" P<^leotion Minrtlicv inct bathroom or ^toing room warm and I K handle and inexpensive. J? lick'ly and arc smo\eless and odorless. t cral stores evervwnVre. Look fot the /' IL COMPANY || E R S E Y ) Charlotte, N. C. w ? i?/%nr Charleston, W.Va. Is iV/1 C)Kr. Charleston, S. C. gj at public auction,' At which election only such elecdor at Lancaster!101"8 af return real or personal prop' ' ' , ... orty for taxation and exhibit their 10 first M nday it (ax rect.(p|8 !im] registration cerK'lthin the legal tlflcntes shall he allowed to vote, following describ- The opening and closing hours ,j^. shall be the same as In all general _ , elections. e In the Town of v UNG1.B, lint about thrco , K (.ONNOr.a. less, and bound- \v. H. TVVlTTY, 1 y llt:r trect, County Hoard of Education. ; street, east by d west by Main CITATION. ianli. I hater STATR OK SOUTH CAItOUNA, ay for papers. lUH MooKK, County of Lancaster. C. C. C. L .0. My J. B. Stewman, Judge of Probate. Whereas, J. B. Cnskey has made orueya. suit to me to grant htm letters of T-3t administration of the estate and ef foots of S. Reece Caskey, deceased Election. These are, therefore, to oHe and Ird of the free- adnilnlsh all and singular tho klndilrd of the olee- r 1 and creditors of the said dec-ms21 yenrs, residing 'bat they be and appear before >1 district. No, 21, nic, in the court of probate, *o be ? county board of hold at Lancaster on 1st duy of De av election to comber next, after publication thereor oot a special ?f ft II o'clock In the forenoon, to I be levied on all show cause, If any they have, why ropertv Tor school tho said administration should not he granted. r said election to Liven under my hand. this 17th stees in said Hell < "> ?f November, Anno Domain!. I - 1 ' 4 J i Ki, _ i, on | i - i ' t, nt the flohonl j j p? 8TRWM\M Probate Judge. *4'