The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 12, 1915, Page 2, Image 2
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IS SOME START
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i Automobile Contest Will
ious Success.
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eates Wide Spread InterestN
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WELL HERE W
AND IT I
The Lan' aster News' Fort
be a Tremem
Attractive Offer of Prizes Cr
First List of Contestants Appei
There?Is the Name o
Relative
It couhl not be finer?great is the
one word that expresses it. The campaign
manager is delighted, for in all
his experience in the contest work
he has never vet seen so much interest
displayed in a contest this early
in the race. Today we publish the
first list of contestants. Your name
may not be here, even though you
have entered as the following are
only those received up to time of going
to press. If your name is missing
this issue it will be in the next
issue. Everyone has been anxious to
know who the contestants were, so
now it behooves everyone to make
the minutes count for the few short
weeks will go by rapidly and minutes
lost cannot be regained. This
is the best time to do work that
counts.
LIST OF CONTESTANTS.
Miss Onibel Duron, Lancaster. S.
Tom Funclerburk, Lancaster. s. (
Miss Margaret Robinson, Lancaster.
U. F. I). No. 1.
Mr. \V. (\ Williams, Lancaster. R.
F. D.. No. 1.
Miss Alice Beckham, Lancaster, R.
F. 1?.. No. :l
Miss Nonie Bailey, Lancaster, R.
F. 1). No. ti.
Mr. Henrv Thompson, Lancaster.
11. F. D. No. r?.
Mr. F. L M<>,ely, Laniaste". it.
F. 1>. No. S.
Mr. Jesse Blacktnon. Lancaster. It
F. 1). No. ">.
Miss Maggie Vaughn, Heath
Springs. S. C\
Miss Annie Hyatt, Van Wyek S.
Miss Nell Ingram, Kershaw, S. C.
NOW IS YOUR TIME.
It is going to require little of
your time?a little energy and lots
of hard work to win one of the
prizes, but think of the tine reward.
It will not be hard at all to carry
away one of these prizes by simply
asking your friends to subscribe for
The News, or to collect free voting
coupons, or to win some of the extra
votes. If you are wide awake
<? %* /I ?l/\ twif nnnrlo/it o n ir r\ f t* /\t\_
portunities, the votes that you will
receive through subschiptions of
your friends will soon put you at the
head of the list. Make a personal
appeal to each one of them and get
them interested in your success.
Many are ready to subscribe or pay
up on old subscriptions and they will
gladly give you the benefit if you ask
them?don't be backward about asking
for what you want.
WHICH FOR YOU?
You'll have to determine this for
yourself. When you go through the
list of prizes, think "I'm going to
work for this prize or that prize. '
and when once you have made up
your mind "go to it" and be a win
ner.
The Grand Prize- A Ford touring
cur, live passenger, fully equipped.
Second Prize?A Victor Victrola.
Third Prize -A Handsomhe Suit
of Furniture.
And any additional prizes to bo
given through the courtesy of the
local merchants will be announced
later.
Then if you do not succeed in winning
a prize you will be paid for
the work that you do on a basis of 10
per cent for all money that you turn
in for subscriptions. You can't lose
if you work.
ENTER THE CONTEST TODAY.
The Campaign Manager could not
give you better advice than this for
he knows the great value of early
work in a campaign of this kind. Of
course you are interested and could
figure a hundred ways in which you
could use ?.ny of the prizes. 3nte:
the contest, that's the starting point,
and be determined to win. While
the contest is young is the accepted
time to enter yourself or enter the
name of a friend. We want your
name or your friend's name in the
next published list of candidates. Fo~
your success it is important that
everyone know right from the beginning
that you are in the race. Those
who would rather help you than anyone
else may promise their support
to some one else if they do not know
that you are working for one of the
prizes?usually the first contestant
to approach a prospect gets the business.
You want everyone to know
right now that you are in the race to
stay and to win.
irs Today?Look, is Your Name 'l<
Q
>f Your Rest Friend or j is
There? ?
WHO MAY ENTER THIS CONTEST. G
rc
Any white man, woman, boy or
girl, married or single, is eligible to ^
compete in this contest. Candidates
may nominate themselves. It costs 1
t ll
you nothing to enter?it costs you
nothing to win?there are no strings ' a
attached to this offer. It is not' J(
necessary that contestants be sub-!
scribers to The News. The rules of *
the contest are simple and the work (
of securing subscribers to The News I
In r
their home paper. Line your
friends up and get them working"'
for you?they will not refuse you.!
Any who have been nominated by I w'
'ihelr friends and liave not secured 80
a subscription receipt book may get
one by writing or calling for same
at the Contest Ollice of The Lam-as- sii
ter News. There are hundreds and sh
hundreds who want their home pa- ni
per and will take it if asked to do so. as
Kxplain to them the kind of a paper do
The News is?to do this you will jnj
have to read The News yourself and on
keep posted.
look rou nomination coiton a
If your name is not in the list we Jn
want it there. The nomiuat on con- da
pon is good for 1.000 votes and sii
when you pay in the first $l.r?n for ga
subscription you get an extra o.nnn gn
votes, making 10,000 votes for a
starter. You will also get a receipt tin
book and full instructions how to ph
work in this fascinating contest, lie- .In
member it is not money that wins- tin
you must secure the subscriptions to;< u
tr of mdnc %wl I '? *
f,. ?, . mm 11 n ?lll 'S Ilia I ".\ 111 I'.
the faster you got subscriptions the
faster your votes will pile up.
GKT SUBSCRIPTIONS ANYWHKKK vir
No limit to territory, but America'""
is the best place to work in right'
now. as there is considerable distur- ,x
bailee on in the other countries at
present. However, right here at homo l1'1
there is a mighty big field and there ,oc
are thousands of people to work on. '
i c'i
i ou can these people to give you '
their subscriptions for two, three o; s'1,
five years. If you have friends orelatives
living at a distance, w:\te
them about this and send them a
copy of the paper and ask them to re.
help they will come across alright of
its worth trying. by
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U ICG U HA It SCAKK OK VOTKS. *1
mi
J 1-Yr. subscriptions. . . . 5,000 votes he
; 2-Yr. subscriptions. ... 12,000 votes yo
j 3-Yr. subscriptions.... 18,000 votes co
I Yr. subscriptions. ... 25,000 votes Ki1
5-Yr. subscriptions.... 30,000 votes Its
No votes issued on subscriptions >o
of less than one year or more than
five years. ?
KKKP IN TOl'CII WITH THK CAM- **
PAIGN MAN AG Kit.
Don't try to do everything all in
yourself come and see the Cam- Q
write him phone him the more I
you (lo this the more lie will know I
that you are on the job let him D
help you along with advice. Don't I
get into u rut i<* urn do and don't I
know how to pry yourself out -just D
l?t the Campaign Ma? ager know and m
he'll advise the right thing t> get.jSj
things going again. His entire time ra
v devoted to nothing but this eon- S
test and he is readv to give everyone ft
the same assistance . 5*
Great Trutns. w
To live in the presence of great I
truths and eternal laws?that is what R
keeps a man patient when the world !
Ignores him, and calm and unspoiled Rj
when the world praises him.?balzac. p
!
Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly __
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic
CROVK'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out ?
Malaria.en riches the blood, and builds up the sy*
tern. a. true tonic. For adults aim ehildren. SOc
A Pine Whooping Congh Remedy.
Mc'hers, Dr. Dell's Plne-TarHoney
Is Just the remedy for your
children's cold ailments. The fact Is
that pine Is a oulck enemy of cold
conditions. Its nnal'ttps tooaon the
mucus In the throat, soothe the
lungs and open up the air passages,
The combination of honev. nnothinv
and pleasant. with the tooe-n-ng pln.?
quality makes this an Ideal eongh
remedy for children. Each passtn<
year brings for it. new friends. A
fam ly of growing children ~?anet
to be witheat It. II- a
to** 8 I ?
ME LANCASTER NEW
IVE PLEAD GUILTY
TO STORING LIQU(
os Hollo, E. H. ltickles, H.
Rabens, J. Holsberg and W.
H. Hehrens Own lip
1UCH SURPRISE IS CAUSI
ther AIIokmI Blind lixciv
K\|wt?l to Kntcr Simll?.
itni I
lews and Courier, Saturday.
Five persons pleaded guilty in 1
ourt of General Sessions yesterc
j unlawfully storing contraband
uor iu violation of the dispenst
iw. Sentence will be imposed la
y Judge Mendel L. Smith. Tl
lorning Acting Solicitor William
rimball announced he will take
lore of the blind tiger cases.
The plea of guilty entered by t
ve men indicted came as a surpri
i many persons, it being thoug
tat the matter would be fought
finish. All were indicted on ti
mnts. the first for selling conti
md liquor and the second for u
wfully storing the contraban
leas of guilty on the second cou
ere accepted by t^he presiding Jud;
id the acting solicitor.
Those pleading guilty: Josei
lllo, E. H. Rlckles, It. II. ltaben
llolsberg and W. II. Rehrens. Tin
ere let out under $500 bond unt
ntence is imposed.
OTHERS TO PLEAD GUILTY?
It is believed that others will ent'
tiilar pleas before the General Se
tis Court adjourns for the term,
tnber of persons were called, hi
they did not answer nothing wi
ne in their rases, the sherilT b
K instructed to notify tlietn
re.
The pleas of guilty are consider*
direct result of the conviction (
mes Manns by a petit jury Tue
y. Manns was indicted on charm
nilar tn those <>t" the men pleadit
iltv yesterday. lie was fntlll
ilty nf the second count.
The case against Joseph Hollo w;
(irst called. After he had made
>a of guilty on the second com
dge Smith told him that 1
night ho had done right in cotniti
t like a man in making such a pl<
he was guilty.
The Judge said in part: "I am m
ing to sentence you t >day. as 1 d
e to think the matter over t'u
ghly, and I wish to deal as lienien
as possible with you, I alwa:
tend some consideration to a ntti
ion ho oonios vip like a man hi
<ads guilty. I don't want to bo at
harsh, hut I wis'< to think tl
<ttor over v'thnu? giving tl
glite*' la " *t|on as *o what
all do. 1 want to <? > what i: a
lutely right and just "
Colds Do Not l.<oftvo Willingly.
Flocause a cold Is stubborn is i
tson why you should ho. Instes
"wearing" it out, got svtro roll
taking Dr. King's New Discover
ngerous hroncitlal and lung al
>nts often follow a cold which hi
on neglected at the beginning. i
tir body faithfully battles thoi
Id germs, no better aid can 1
/on than the use o fthis reined
i merit has been tested by old at
ting. Got a bottle today. 50c ar
INUIViilNA 1 j
To enter this Contest til
the Contest Department,
one nomination, good for
1000 Co
I HEREIN
Mr., Mrs., Miss
PostofTice
Signed by
Address
Only one Nomination C
Under no circumstances v
be divulged. If the person
contest 9,000 votes will b<
T A T-? A ATTX T^t r
i,/\u i\i\it r ir i r ukin i:
GOOD FOl
IN
Lancaster News Foi
Name of Contestant
Address
This Coupon when neatly
name and address of Cor
to the Contest Manager,
NOT GOOD AFT]
rs, OCTOBER 12,
CHARLESTON RAIDS
HELP DISPENSARY!
Ill Sales for September in County Over
J|\ -1!'<!0,0(HI Abend of September
I j?st Year.
Columbia Special to Charleston
H. News and Courier Oct. 8.?Governor I
Manning was advised today by the
Charleston County dispensary board
that the sales of the Charleston
nv County disDensaries for the month of
September amounted to $67,268, 62,
and for August $65,026,41. This com
pares with $47,016,41 for September
of 1914, an increase in one year of
$20,241,61. September Increase over
August of this year was $2,231,61.
the jncreaso jn tjie 8aies from the
lav
dispensaries since the raiding began
by constables under Sheriff J. Elmore
lT"- Martin ha-s attracted interest and attention
throughout the State,
bis
II.
u | Remarkable Singing Stone.
1 l> One of the most remarkable of sing j
lng stones is to be found on the south
ho west coast of the island of Hawaii, it
iso the group of islands bearing thai
ht name. This is a sand bank. It ap
to pears that a tone like that of a melo
deoti is produced by moving one'i
hand in a circle through the loost
a- ... .
Band. IT the observer kneel, with bott
hands in the sand, and slide down the
bank, the sound becomes louder and
nt louder until it resembles distant thun
ge der. The greatest sound is produced
from this sand bank when one lief
)I1 prone on it and another person dragi
him by the heels down the bank, car
IS
rying a large quantity of sand dowi
with him.
in A
To Drive Out Malai-la A
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S ! !
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You kjow ^
s- what you are taking, as the formula i9 ^
\ printed otj every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form. '
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
is Iron builds up the ' stem. 50 cents MS*
TAX NOTICE. |
_ ... T
itcginning uci. I5tn, taxes will be 4%
'<1 received up to January 1st, 1910, 4
i?i without penalty. During tlio month *<>*
of January a penalty of one (1) per ,?>
c nt will i?e added; during February 4
two (21 per cent will be added and %.*
I: in March seven (7) per cent will be 4*4
'<1 added. i
The levy for State purposes is V
, seven (71 miiis. For Constitution
School Tax three (.'11 mills. For or- 1 1
dinary county purposes four and one
11 half (4 Vfe 1 mills. For interest 011
II Honds and Sinking Fund for Past
iv Indebtedness one and three-fourth
(1 % 1 mills. For interest and Sink-i4^>
ing Fund for C. & C. It. R. Bonds 1^4
one and one-fourth (1*4) mills. For ^
>' interest on money to be borrowed, 1
e- one (11 mill. For Interest and 4^4
Sinking Fund for Township Bonds,! J
In Pleasant Hill three-fourths of oneiV
(% ) mill. In GUIs Creek one and 4*4
1' one-half (1*41 mills. In Cane Creek ?
III one und one-half (1*4) mills.
,,1 Special Taxes are levied for school
purposes in the various districts as 1
follows: Nos. 1, 6, 13 and 30, two V
(2) mills; Nos. 22, 29, and 45, three 4*'
IC (1\ mlllu' 9 A c n n 1 r 1 -
, , uii.III, nuo. >, 1, u, I, f, IDi II,
I 18, 19. 20, 23, 26, 27. 39, 47 and 48,; 4-4
lj four (4) mills; Nos. 2 and 36, five +
(5) mills; Nos. 10. 11. 12. 24. 25,13!
31, 32. 33. 34. 42, 43, 46. 49 and 50, |*
? eight (8) mills. Lancaster graded, i
six and one-half (6^) mills; Heath +
10 Springs, ten (10) mills; Kershaw,
id eleven (11) mills.
of All male citizens between the ages ]
y. I of 21 and 55 years are liable for a T
II- j Capitation Tax of three dollars 4
as' ($3.00) for road purposes; all citl^s
zens between the ages of 21 and 60 3!
se years are liable for a Poll Tax of one'
t>e dollar ($1.00,) except those ex- T
y. i empt by law. I
)d i T. L. HIbTON,
id County Treasurer. ?
ION BLANK | :
i mu inis i oupon and send t<^ R *
Each Contestant is entitled to I 1
ntest Votes I I
r NOMINATE 1 +
I He
I A
oupon credited to contestant. I
rill the name of the nominator I i
i nominated decides to enter the I {A
5 given when the FIRST DOL- I
5 IS PAID IN. I A
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? 100 VOTES ?
THE Y
rd Automobile Contest y
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trimmed and filled out with i
itestant and brought or mailed
will count for 100 votes. ?
SB OCTOBER 19TH. ??
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j LIVED IN MISERY. J
"I soffered greatly from
n?r>'flunMi and lieednefceK.
Tho least excitement
caMFi* mo dreadful
pain. I began using I>r. j
Mile*' Ntnijir and a few
<! ! bt?r startad to take T
Dr. MBwf Heart Treatmend.
I soon pot no much
bettor that I was encour- I
:vred and continued taking
Che two r nanBn until I
wan bo well that work was
no bother to me at alL"
MRS. LOUIS R1>G.
Idaho Falls, Idaho. f
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Bedstead in
Dresser vei
Chiffonier x,
Bed room table ?.'!
Davenport
Center table
Book ease
Chairs J ma
J. F. MAI
ki i i ;} i +:k? t
The Ho
buys pure i
foodstuffs s<
1
tv* rvTT im
ill LI I (J
bills
We excel in
goods?in the e<
in the efficiency <
EDWARDS
We Sell the Best Things to
Cook
COAL SHlh
a^4
DO YOU WANT
MUSB
If so, give ub your orders
smile with a question, "Where
The Catawba Meat '.
Qu
We have recently purchased
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nuM.ii tuowicp un iu iuriii?u yc
SPECIAL FOE FED
Prrah
lOO Poanda Blur* IUm.
24M) Bunch
We are open from 6 A. M. ur
promptly. Phone 210 and we
CATAWBA M
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siljQaQa sD'Scsxa ?
faosxDaeGa?90 <
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6? Striving to
T satisfy the
wt&sJSym demands of
- everyone is
pt to affect the nerves,
ind continual standing
nay weaken the Heart.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
s invaluable for Nervous
roubles, and for the Heart
Dp. Miles' ^
Heart treatment
is highly recommended.
IF FIRST BOTTLE FAILS TO BENEIT
YOU, YOUR MONEY WILL BE
E FUNDED.
JJ
1^ A^A. A.
W PRICES?
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Vote the articles of furniture
the column to the left. We
1 them all and are making ?
ry close prices on each and
*ry one of them. V
fhe quality of every piece is
. and every purchase carries
th it a high degree of future *
isfaction and service. ^
Ladies especially are invited X
stop at our store when pass- J
r and look them over, and
ler articles as well. Hear in
nd that it is always a pleasure &
show our goods?in fact, we
nt to show them, for the Y
ads themselves invariably $
ike the sales. ^
CKEY CO. ! .
k*** i*.i f^*;: +.J.+J.+ K+.L*.K+i^f^
use wife who jj
groceries and jj
eldom spends jj
igs and doctor jj
the quality of our
:onomy of price? I
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of service.
& HORr N || .
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Cook and the Deal Thrnga to i;
; With. i
IGLES WOOD j;
tAa*+J f
TO PLEASE YOUR %
ANDS? ?
for Meats and you will see him
uui iDia Meat come from?"
Market?The Market of V
lality. *?
I a lot of extra fine Beef Cattle, V
?u with the very best of Meats.
JAY AND SATURDAY Y
Norfolk Oysters.
KM) Pounds Spotted Tront. V
on of Mullet*. , O
it 11 9 P. M. Early Deliveries made t^>
will help you make HIM smile. ^
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ne 210. X