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8 ' * COUNTY NE iirn ct T< IV J m?va&a?kt. Uxecf oft etv 6 * 6 vftift <vm?A v. V* THE LAN OAS'. JltvXTVC vyr? f g Aox\y Wind - >! f. !\t ..... rER NEWS, AUGUST 6 Worm || p i, 1915. i r i n i * I 1 PI fl] i t n i r i.i.-n i Kimin. + Special to The News. Flint Ridge, Aug. 4.?\ were certainly glad to see tl ftet wet once more. The hi this section is line, but we a to say that Mrs. O. C. Roberl been very low. She is som now. Well, as Lancaster would us a wheat mill I had to go umu. <wo\?\apvoujFIRST NATIONS Veil, we, le earth Notice of Dischai oalth ot l Notice is hereby give re sorry undersigned will, as guar tson has estate of Manly J. Small e better ou 23rd day of Aug make her final return as not give tuan and apply to the pr to Moil- of I,iincaRter i-ountv for Already this lL Farmers' Mutui railed on to pa; gc. buildings wreck* in that the 1 Our policies c< (dian of the j WIND and. LI I, deceased, , ? , . ^ ??t. 1916,! ^ ? Addie such guar- D. E. BONE S2S.-S2 Yorkville spring, the J f? il has been X y for some V 1 3d by Wind. V JL M over FIRE, * GHTNING. j<|? ss , IY, Mgr. X , S. c. X r* lLL! M ?AT PO A ' I K ILL! N iLIAKOFFS--o i _ / ill! ? ?m_i * roe, leaving last Monday, know we had to come back the rain Tuesday. 1 think ter ought to have to pay t age for not giving us a mill, are going to sow again this please get ready for the ne Mr. It. P. Neal, recordln tarv of Flint Ridge Council, reived a check for $500, bi amount carried by Mr. J Rnhertsnn with Flint Rirfep So you missory. through JERUSHA A. S ancas- G,iar(\jan Estate of said 1 he dam- Ju, 23 1915 But we fall, so ' sxt rrop. Notice of llischiu g seere- Notice is hereby give lias re- un(jersjgned will, as ad eing the of the estate 0f W. T. \ anies F jlam deceased, on the 2 Council . a ., ? MALL, 1 Jl Witt Deceased. ^..tMUaA NOTIC | RH Write mo and ] plain how I wag n that the; days of a sevei ministratrix H piles of 4 0 year 'unhanding- H without pain, k tOth day of tention from bu -r'oj* VUI ?HSSJJ,Y Sat urc JE. ^ t ...: 11 > Our enti] I will ox- , cured in 4 <? *UgS and e case of HA and mus um* > ginning i BinesR. No H give you annual August lay August 7, 191 re stock of Dry Goods, Clo1 Mfllinery must be sold rej t make room for our Fall to arrive. Bear in mind, 1 r money's worth in auanti Clearance oaie \ 5. thing, Shoes, Ladies' and ?ardless of cost. We neec and Winter Goods, which this is a sale of first-class m itv and aualitv. We menti commences ^ Gents' Furnish [ the hard cash, f are already be terchandise. We on onlv a few of V Jr. O. U. A. M. Well remember that all lead to Flint Ridge August that great Junior picnic. C< come all. The little infant of Mr. t O. C. Robertson was laid t< Flint Ridge yesterday. Messrs. J. J. Sims and L>. ton went to Columbia laBt to meet with the State Cc iV ^ f_ r\ ft A Kl ? CI. August, JO, mare Her us such administratrix a i r.oa the probate court of Lam 11th, to tv for ie^ers 'lismisaory. >Die one' ALICE \ ANLANDIN ind Mrs Administratrix Estate , rest at censed. v- norTuesday W luncil of j ^ uuui return H one need suffer nd apply to disease when tl caster conn- cure can ho had SB in South Carotin CHAM. H R. M. JO) of said De-1m Route 4. I .m->. A: *** m ii rw 11/ inhuman.: 0Ur SPe< right ht>r<> | ?? __?1 A ,RV- R( .aiiuu-, s. C. w Hum t !? ;ial prices. D1 Fast Color Apron (lingl Fast Color Dress <?iuj?li Fast Color Plaids, T1^* 12 Yards Androseoiriran IY GOODS lutnis. 7c ealue, only ams, 10c value, only .... value, only Hlonehintr tor onlv % % % X S1.00 iuc jr. v/. u. n. m. mi. on pecting to catch the excur Charleston Thursday. P. HKATH SPRING. Special to The News. Heath Spring, Aug. 5.? Mrs. O. C. Croxton and chi Columbia are spending t with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. other relatives here. The Rev. B. P. Carson < UD ID CA- I pg sion for | j|jj L" D* J Do so many psopl filled ? The reas( 2 compound careful Mr. and * purest drugs and tidren of J peciallv to those 1 he week p f Bell and * of Rich 0 Mil e come to us to have their pre >n is, we have expert Pharma lly every prescription sent in deliver same promptly. We who want orders filled in a hui WHY seriptions 2 v cists who * ?? with the 5 | cater es 1(> Yards (-J out I Bleaehiu Mohair Dress (Hoods, 50 Po])lin Dross (Hoods, 25< Splendid Silk, I>6 inches Past Color (Standard) Best Grade Sea Island Best Grade Madras Clc Rimcv SlilL- Slfviim ni??oi g, 10c value, only e value, only [ value, only. wide, $1.00 value, only. . . Calicoes, 60 values, only. . Sheeting, 10c value, only >th, 12l/2c value, only. . . . J ^1/kiV/lo O^/i i?r* I .$i.oo T . 26c T 15c % W ...49c f ^ .3y2c 2 ....6c Y 7y2c 2 i *71 / t\ Hill spent last week at JeflT misting the Rev. Barnwell C a meeting at the Baptist there. Mr. James M. Cauthen le two weeks ago for City Pc where he has a position in gan Powder Works. Mr. Jason A. Clark has from Columbia, where he n ed Heath Spring Council, N hp Stfltp Pnnncll Ir H IT f"?? a.8*! S Does the majorit church I I "smokey needs?" ? a reasonable prict (ft about ! int. Va., j! the Mor- j | returneu i 11 Do we serve mor epresent-jji than others? Be o. 54, lnj*fc and know how tc y of the smokers come to us Because we keep a high cla ? and always have a complete WHY e drinks and fill more ice cret cause we are making them all > make them. Practice make for their ss line at ff, & stock. ? ^ im orders gj?> the time S:4> s perfect, ... ??ma- T K^VI i pV/ 1 ' A V/ilt 54-Inch Tabic Damask, 54-Inch Table Damask, 54-Inch Table Damask, A. C. A. Feather Tick, o Bed Ticking, 10c and 12 Mattress Ticking, only. Good Quality Bleaching I i A UL.ll 411 _ T> i << i \jvmun, ili'JVs vnint^ uin> . . 25c value, only 35c value, only $1.00 value, only illy !/>< value, only only t .K-4 ? * * * 72^ JL ..14c T . .23c f ...63c / 13V,c t ..8v2c x ..4y2c x -3%c X The tenant house on Col. farm near the spring, occi Coy Walker, colored, was s lightning on Tuesday al None of the occupants were Miss Maggie Lee Butler mond, Va.. is spending a t with her grandmother, Mrs Mackey. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stover E. Williams. Mrs. J. T. C , if- we sen Springs' jpied by ** T/^ f truck by ^ I II fl fternoon. hurt. jg By the dead load, of Rich- * something ne ' MarUiit a tomer, learn to b( thank you. . Mrs. cJg renshaw, I 1 CTAKI LET ARTICLES hence we keep all kinds on han iw all the time. If you are r * one, and see how we treat n a on norrr1 m d and you 3 & tot a cus- fi ! you. We B IX * uuu run rx'U P>pr Hood Quality Ready M REAE Ladies' Dresses, worth Ladies' Skirts, worth i i: i cii-i-i. - eaas, $i.au values, only. . . ade Sheets, 72x90, only. . I i lY TO WEARS $1.50, onlv .50, only ..98c ? , . .49c X ...98c X a miss L?ella Crenshaw, Mr. j Claude Truesdel, Messrs. S, . cent and R. S. Watson, ant Floyd Watson, were amoi who went from this place to ton on Thursday. Mrs. J. H. Therrell went and Mrs. E. C. Croxton St far as Monroe, N. C., whei visiting her children. Miss ?fTie I.ingle of Lan snendintr awhile with t'rien ?nd Mrs. S UlS?llt J. Vin-iff 1 Master nfc those & Charles with Mr. inday as ::::i r omf Ha horn 1 m J1 Villi m us?t\v i/nuu ti 'TT/ie Rexall Store Tft (illR STfi ix : ! RF I names oKiris, worm >t Ladies1 Skirts, worth sj Full Assortment Childi Ladies1 Waists, worth i Ladies1 Silk Waists, w< Ladies1 Underskirts, w< Ladies1 Coraets, worth Ladies1 Corsets, worth i rz.ou, only ?4.(K) and $5.00, only. . en's White and Colored I ?1.00, only jrth $2.50 and $3.00, only >rtli 75c, only 75c, only .. ?1.00, only .. .. $1.63 T $2.76 % >resses . jt ...48c * T ..$1.38 2 . ..48c X ..49c Xt . ,75c JL Mr. W. L. Croxton of Ke visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. 1 and other relatives here th Mr. Bertram Stover and h Miss Annette, of the New I: tion, were guests of Mrs. P. 1 for a day or two recently. Mr. Gary Bailey of Lineolr alty, Tennessee, has return* for the vacation season . Miss Kloise Barron of F< rshaw is 5 r. Stover I is week. I if f is sister, | y lope sec-1 * r. Twitty j if i Univer- R y fc oeCi.UHe ed home <f ,V , 13?uiuse v Second?Becaiu ort Midi S Third?Because * V V VAt L/ M V MEXT WEEK WHY? we sell Pure Foods, je we give the Right Prices. ; our Measures and Weight* mmM * ? o A ' i X o A " ? % v ? * are not $ A Ladies Corsets, worth $ Ladies' Corsets, one job MEN'S SUITS , Men's Pants, worth $1.1 Men's Pants, worth $2.( VI nr> 'i! Pnnfo ivontli i.'1) I "2.<X), only lot (while thev last) . . . . U ~ AT YOUR OWN PRICE 25, only X), only rkn a?i.. $1.25 X . 25c 1, . .98c i $1.48 > ' *1 An -A. ib toe guest 01 Mrs. K. H. M A protracted meeting will at the Methodist church h< week. Mr. I^angston Williams of 1 Tenn., is visiting his pare and Mrs. J. C. Williams. JOINT MRKTIXG TO BR < '(inferences for Common < chupilinv .?.! < obley. IT doubtful. erbee next I ? Fourth?Becaui ! to-Date Brands. Lebanon, 14 Fifth?Because nt.s. Mr i Sixth?Because * WORK Cream Fr HKLD i Seventh?Becat $ Mill make Fresh I ?hhi an<i j ^ Eighth?Becaui se our jfoods are labelled wit! our line is always Fresh and < i we sell the new and up-toeezer. jse you can see our New Pean 'eanut Butter while you wait, se we are prompt in service. ' 1 the Up- ,?li I Complete. |IX | "t Butter f j J I beheads |||y } t?XVI I O A Vt VI tli Men's Pants, worth $4.' Pull line Boys' Sui Men's Silk Hats, former Men's Straw Hats, form LFV, UH1 V >0 to $6.00, only ts and Pants. I I _ HATS price $1.00, uow er price $1.50 and $2.00, n< .^i.yo y $3.48 390 X >\v 98c X Of interest here and thi the state is the following fi State of Tuesday: "At a meeting yesterday it eided that the South Oaroli lerence on Charities and Coi and the Conference for the < flood would be held in C beginning on the evening of her 7 and lasting through ber h. On the morning of r... ^ ui uur nrrii art; vvi oughout | rr Ninth?Becaus< Pom The!| caster, was <ie- $ Tenth?Because n? con- T a dollar's worth e -lections + Call for New Seet1 ['ommon v olumbia * Septem- _ __ __ Soptem V 11 ?7 AlAJi Septem-1 X II IT f V f W f ufKiiiK men. e we believe in the CUTURF e we need the money and will very time. I Rye, Crimson Clover, Rape ai Seed. 7TT-TFRRY i S of Lan- ?| give you ^ nd Turnip i ? i #% ?? ^ _ Y fY) liix I Ladies' Trimmed Hats. Ladies' Trimmed Hats, Ladies' Trimmed Hats, now One lot Men's and Hoys OTIAPO former price $1.00, now. former price $2.00, now. . former price $2.50 to ('a|>s. at each I I A "VTT"? or TTiT?nr?n ...39c ...98c X ] $5.00. , T .$1.48 ' ..10c < T' i > oer t< :.nd September :? it is to hold separate sessions of conferences. At two aftern three evening sessions tlie enees will unite. "At the conferences topici portanee will he discussed, tive program was outlined day. The program in full published as soon as it is coi "The eoni'erenees jointly I'llKS till- iii*r?hlt>mw i\r.K^n < r.A planned1 ^ 11 ?? the two j J oon and confer "A ?/ lr i : A tentayeater + _ mpleted6 ? WHcil yOU will dis- T I... . I. V m ^ * m M, jr. m.? t i T want to save mon k/ x-r .1 v 1 V iJ I it iey on I X OXXVXiO i Men's Shoes and SIij>j?o Men's Shoes and Slippe Men's Shoes and Slippe Ladies' Shoes and Slipp< Ladies' Shoes and Slip| l^adics' Slippers, Kill price n.njj ouirrxiAD rs. worth $2.00, sale price. i*s, worth $3.00, sale price, rs, worth $4.00, sale price. its, worth $2.00, sale price. k'rs, worth $1.25, sale pric bher Soles, worth $1.50, $1.48 X .$1.98 X ~ .$2.98 i. ^ .$1.48 % <*. 98c JL . sal, % ...75c 1 <1 u?-stion of ill*' host method < ing tho feeble-minded and r. ling the short term prisoi matters of importance in Sou Una. The speakers will be men vs ho have aeeoniplishei thing in dealing with feebleness and the 'short tenner," a the discussions at the joint r of the two conferences will t means limited to these two to of treat- v >f hand- * ^ .two + f ^|1 |l "Inainlv f vA^F 1 some- 4? minded- ? YOUR TABLE lthoiigii T market affords it* ueatings $ from US. !pi?sy YOUR BANK J RULLK1L5 AE TO u: will be well supplied with the you buy your xroreries nnd p ACCOUNT will be amply safe s f best the ;: X revisions > j guarded j; ; Y Indies' Slippers, worth < 'liildrenV Slippers SI Trunks and Suit < 1ns< Men's Work Sliirts, all 12 Dozen Sliiit Hnttmiu SfU.nO and $3.00, sale price, at Sale I Vices. i I (JNDRIES 'S at about half price, sizes 19c, 31 fnr .$1.98 I X| XI T t X )c, 49c K . A "as at the two separate of the Conference for the ( Good which proved so su throe years ago, the addres be upon a uumber of pre9Hl notnic problems. "Among those present at 11 Ing yesterday afternoon wer Rev. Hugh R. Murchlson. Lti p.esldent of the Conference Common Good; Dr. A. T. J Greenwood, nctlnsr nrnuifiotn sessions * because our prices Jommon'i groceries and jrov ??<ssiui ? .should be. K YOUR HEALTJ ;& sell only goods of io moot- YOUR APPETI1 <: Theji groceries of qualit ,r Vho'r nutriment, and thl ramVon.il YOUR FRIEND! t *1. /tA/v1ri rt r# Ir /\t> 4-U/? /?. are away down, as low as po* i?ions of quality, even lower t J will i>e amply protected be< known purity and excellence. rE will be well satisfied becauf y that possess an unusual ai jy are GOOD TO THE TAST S will remark on the excellent ?11 L.J 1 ilL. - isible for f han they ! j [auiae we j j X. le we sell ] | 1^ nount of 11 Fair ai eof y?ur ;; X founda 10 Balls Sewing Col ton Coat's Spool Cotton... flood Talcum Powder. . nd square dealini ition. for I our success, H Ac ^ lonesty our | South Carolina Conference o tea and Corrections, and 1 Klrkman G. Flnlay, Columbl her of the executive commitU Conference on Charities and tions. "The South Carolina Co on Charities and Correct in held many Interesting? meetiri it was organized n mini her apro. Its sercion tast year v Ill till- A IWVFIMIlj;! l"? VI.C n chari- % >rood sense, will pr m EDWAR nferenco We Sell the Best 1 nn han V irk sinoojl rftAI of years t vvJAlj vas hold j anif vvc ncu. luminiicu wiui j oduce a menl fit for the jfods. DS & HORTOI 'hintfs to Cook and the Heat 1 Cook With. SHINGLES is 11 1 h-ngsto t *t? V/e 1 WOOD $ i,*? _ . . ?. - POI have no connection w ,1AKO ith any other store in FF 1 ? m Lancaster . J *L M&giitv i 1