The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 19, 1915, Page 7, Image 7
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Talk of the E
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xx v* uuucriui ot-arr. JNever i
perience Has There Bee
played so Early
NOW COMES THE ALL IM1
CON'
'Booster Period" Opens TodayEnter
This Contest is During '
There Are No LosersToday
is the beginning of Booster
Period in The Lancaster News' Ford
Automobile Contest. which means
W" that contestants themselves and
friends of contestants can now boost
their standing by securing one or
more years subscription to The News.
Single subscriptions count now?thev |
pfiiint Kiir Stn/lu + h<o i i
V...O n|/< . <UI in-ii""
?figure what it will do for you and
"make hay while the sun shines."
WHY IS "BOOSTKlt PERIOD?"
What does "Booster Period"
mean? It simply means to boost and
every one knows what that means.
It means that this is positively the
best time in the whole contest for
the people to subscribe for The News
and boost their favorite in this race.
"Booster Period" means that ever>
yearly subscription turned in from
October 15th to November 4th will
count 20.000 votes?Think of it. This
is a bonus of 15.000 votes for just
one single subscription-?this is extra
besides the regular scale of 5,000
votes. A two-year subscription gives
you 43,000 votes, etc. See the complete
list below. From this it will
be seen that it Is to the advantage of
every contestant to insist upon their
friends giving them at least a twoyear
subscription or more right now,
while it counts so much.
Remember "Monster Period" ends
November 4th at ! p. in. Such n
great bonus offer as this should not
ho passed up. Study the "Monster
Scale." Cut it out and keep it whore
you can refer to it atid see where
every yearly subscription v ill hoot',
you. Then think what It will meanj
to you if you can get a five-year sub-,
aeription.
THIS IS TilH HOOSTKR SCALE Ol
UNTIL ft P. M. Nf
_ Regular Seal
of Votes
1-Year subscription.... 5,000 votes
JJ-Yeur subscription .... 12,000 votes
3-Year subscription.... 18,000 votes
4-Year aubscription . . . .25,000 votes
5-Year subscription. . . .30,000 votes
NAMES OK CONTESTANTS.
Miss Gladys Jones, Lancaster, S.C.
M188 Margaret Robinson, Lancas.
ter, R. F. I). No. 1.
Mr. W. 0!. Williams, Lancaster. R.
F. I)., No. 1.
Miss Alice Beckham, Lancaster, R.
F. D. No. 3.
Miss Nonie Bailey, Lancaster, R.
F. I). No. 6.
Mr. Henry Thompson, Lancaster,
R. F. I). No. 5.
Mr. F. L. McNeely, Lancaster, R.
F. I). No. 8.
Mr. Jesse Blackmon, Lancaster, R.
F. I). No. 5.
Miss Maggie Vaughn. Heath
Springs, S. C.
Miss K8telle Beckham, Pleasant
Hill, S. C.
Miss Kthel Taylor, Lancaster, R.
- F. D. 7.
Mrs. Herbert B. Rollings, Ker^
shaw, S. C.. R. F. D. 2.
^ Miss Verda Wolfe, Fort Mill, S. C ,
R. F. D. 3.
Miss Annie Hyatt. Van Wyek, S. C.
Misa Nell Ingram, Kershaw. S. C.
Let's get a piece of paper and a
pencil and do a little figuring?then |
while figuring think of the prizes.
The grand prize is a Five Passenger
Ford Touring Car. 1916 model. The
second prize, a Victor Vtctrola. The
third prize a Suite of furniture, and
in addition to this every bonaflde contestant
who does not win a prize will
be paid 10 per cent commission on
all the money they turn In for subscriptions.
If any additional pr'zes
are secured through the courtesy of
the local merchants they will be an
nounced later.
THE FIELD IS RIPE.
Contestants will find the field ripe
now, everything la In fine shape?
everyone feela good and we are right
now on the eve of the greatest era o'
prosperity this country has ever
known. It ought to he a time when
results will come with the r'ght ef
\ fort behind them. If you don't worV
^ you won't get anywhere?things th??
are worth while don't come of thelown
accord?you've got to go out an'"
get them. People want The Npwsthey
will subscribe for T*e News
Everybody knows what kind of r
le Contest The <
.ntire Community
r
?pfnro in iVin Tw ?
v AAA uajl*> luauagCl d ?JA~ 11
n So Much Interest Dis n
in the Contest.
PORTANT PERIOD IN THE I
rEST. :
P
-The lies! Time of All Times to '
ii
'Booster Period"?Remember t,
>?Everybody Wins. "
I the paper so that you can talk i*. "
Always have a copy with you?the "
latest copy show theiu the paper I 11
toll III..Ill Ill-It I.. i ?--> ' - ' n
v .. v?vmi vuuv i ? IVC cavil W Ct-'K I or *.&
whole year only costs $1.50. How '
an they afford to be without it? Th<
sews carries the news of the covin n
rv to the home twice each week. "
Now remember there are going to 'u s
a bunch of subscriptions roll in dur- K
:g Booster Period you should haw
your share of these.
HI VK WIUKS TAKI-: NOTICE.
There is nothing tliat will get a.'1
"live wire" on his or her mettle i-.nv Sl
quicker than a friendly struggle 'ike '
this. It means tense rivalry trom "
start to finish a friendly battle ofi'1
f
ballots that will put everyone to a
p
severe test as to their capabi itves
and power to operate a successful
campaign. This paper is conducting
a subscription campaign to get more '
subscribers and to build up the paper. "
Knell I'lltl t OSil a II ? cllnnl<l V. .
------- .... ^W??... V 0IIUUU1 IC tjlf (111 III* ; ittR
a campaign of their own in an ef- '
fort to win one of the prizes and the\
must see that their machinery is well a
1 o
oiled and in Rood running shape
s must b? so to spell success in '
the end.
IF YOr WORK YOU WIN.
t <
It's a fine thinp to know that you
are sure to win anyway, and he rewarded
for the work that you do.
Phis paper would not ask you for
your time, your efforts and your in '
v
fluence for nothitiR. They are willinit
to pay for it, so we have arrane
ed that every contestant who does I
not win a prize will he paid ten i >r j
?-ent commission on all money that inland
in for subscriptions. A car i ^
record is kept of all the business t'>at
' VOTES FROM OUTOMKR laTH j
)VEMHKR 4TH. j
e Extra Total
Votes. Votes
15,000 votes. . . . 20,000 votes '
21,000 votes. . . . 43,000 votes 11
47,000 votes. . . . 05.000 votes
63,00ft votes.... 88,000 votes ^
80,000 votes. ... 110,000 vote? c<
paper it is and it is to the interest of ,
every contestant to be familiar with
vou do as explained in the opening
announcement.
'BOOSTER PERIOD" CLOSES NOVEMBER
4TH, 0 P. M.
It's a mighty short time. You'll
have to husttle then hustle some more
ind right now is the time to do this.
Turn again to the Booster Scale of
votes. Fine, don't you think? Hard
work now will reap big reward and
remember that what you leave be- j
hind you today is gone forever?you j
can't get it back, so make the best
?f the opportunity that is placed be-J
ore you. |
I CAMPAIGN MANAnKB nmuT /vxrl
TIIK JOH.
| Hp is anxious to sop you and will'
do what he can to help you?the |
same help to every contestant in the
I race. He will show no favoritism to
anyone so don't get mad if he can't !
answer some of your questions it
would not be fair. This contest is
fair and square for everyone and will
he conducted in this manner right
:p to the closing hour. Hank on
that. The utmost care is taken to
keep tt clean. I
Now, why not use the nomination
blank today? It is just below. Kill
It out for yourself or for a friend.
Hut do it and do it now. >
NOMINATIOI
To enter this Contest fill out
the Contest Department. Each
one nomination, good for
1000 Conte'
I HEREBY NO
Mr., Mrs., Miss
Postoffice
Signed by
Address
'THE LANCASTER NKWS
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EULOGY ON THE DOG. '
A
''anions Tribute ol' Senator \ est to
" 111 ill 111 .% IIIIIIHI
"CJentleman of the Jury. The best "
rieml a man has in the world may 1>I
urn against him and become bis eneay.
His son or daughter that he lias r<
eared with loving care may prove ?'i
ngrateful. Those who are nearest n
nd dearest to us, those whom we
rust with our happiness and our
ood name may become traitors to
heir faith. The money that a man
as he may lose. It flies away
rom him, perhaps when he needs it
lost. A man's reputation may be
aerificed in a moment of ill considred
action. The people who are
rone to fall on their knees to do us
onor when success is with us may
e the first to'throw the stone .of
miice wnen lanure seines 111 a cloud
poll our heads. The one absolutely
nselfflsh friend that man ran have
11 this self fish world, the one that
ever deserts him, the one that never
roves ungrateful or treacherous, is
is dog. Gentlemen of the jury, a
lan's dog stands by him in prospery
and in poverty, in health and in
ickness. He will sleep on the cold
round where the wintry winds blow
nd the snow drives fiercely if only
e may be near his master's side. He
ill kiss the hand that has no food
r> offer, lie will lick the wounds and
ores that come in encounter with the
nuglnioss of the world. He guards
lie sleep of his pauper master as if
e were a prince. When all other
riends desert he remains. When
iches take wings and reputation
ills to pieces he is as constant in his
>ve as the sun in its journey through
lie heavens. If fortune drives the
laster forth an outcast in the world,
riendless and homeless, the faithful
og asks no higher privilege than
hat of accompanying him to cuard
gainst danger, to fight against his
nemies; and when the last scene
f all comes and death takes the
laster in his embrace and his body Is
lid away In the cold ground, no mat r
if all other friends pursue their
ay there by his graveside will the
oble dog lie found, his head between
is paws, his eves sad but open in
lert watchfulness, faithful and true
ven to death."
'APKUS SKiNED EOR IWi
CONTRACT.
greemeiit for Klll'opeail Loan Has
lleen Made.
New York, Oct. 15.?The contract
uvcring tlie dotation of the $5no.- ?
imi,uuu Anglo-French credit loan was
igned late today. Lord Reading
liairman of the Anglo-French com- (
lission, signed the document on be- |
illf nf firpat liritoin 1T
?' .?.UIII , \/V IOVC I 1U 111*" ,
org and Ernest Mallet, the French
aminisaioner, signed for France, and (
SheWiTi I
Recover \
I
j So her doctor said. Tier
friends and neighbors felt
sure of it too. They have
used Peruna themselves "
and know of its merits. ^
That old cough that had g
worried her for years and f
years, for which she had %
\ taken all sorts of cough i ^
1 medicines, has disappeared. g
Peruna is doing the work.
She will recover. Indeed, 1
I she has recovered. | ^
~?g
nor namo is Airs. "William j ^
Hohmnnn, 2764 Lincoln Ave.. 4
Chlca.Ro, Ills. She had suffered with
catarrh of the bronchial ([
tubes and had a terrible cou?h
ever since a child. As she Rot
older she Rrew worse. She
i couRhed both wmtor and summer.
Had to sit up at nlRht.
Could not sleep. "Itut all that
has left me now. l'eruna has
cured me."
There are others, and there
Is a reason.
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this Coupon and send ?
i Contestant is entitled to
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A
%
pt Votes I
MINATE I
15
r '
?",ronKR 19 1!>15
IMerpont Morgan on behalf of the " .tn .tml
merican sydh-ate of bankers. 'I hat sluggish
Lord Reading, in a brief speech, sluggish How ot I
the world look so
tanked the sviulir:.ti> for ?i *- ?
, ? v..x-.. King's New Life 1
ration. die root of the d
The commissioners will sail tomor- np the action of th
>w for Kngland ubourd the Anieri- '"K Idle. ',r
tn liner St. Louis. The trip to Can- a
la has been abandoned. days." 25c a bott
I ATouch of a Match Br
EH Touch a match. In five min|&
ufes the Perfection Smokeless
1R Oil Heater is spreading comfort
K and warmth.
H The Perfection keeps any room
R Sold in many stylesand sizes at all hardv
Highest Award at Panama-Pacific Kxposition.
Il.ook lor too I riari/lle I raarmark.
Use Aladilin Security Oil or Diamond White C
Oil Stoves, Lamps and Heaters.
STANDARD OIL GO.
HALT I.MOKE
Washington, I). C. Charlotte. N. C.
Norfolk, V?. Chirlmton. W. Vi
Richmond, Va. Charleston, S. G.
i{ Everything fc
AND
II Fair Wee
?
it Anything you want; any time you want it;
livere
Grocery and
will be filled to your suprenn
j? E. B. Rode
m- nlinnn/l tn Olft 07/! 'PI
|/in/uvu tw iiuiuuci -IV Ul W I*#. 1 Ill'M* ait*
A call will get 1
5 Fair Wee
$1
^ We have planned special preparations
w have some new, fresh eatables that will a
? crease your reputation as an
Ideal I
Q THE CATAWBA MEAT MARKET i
a order Groceries you can order your Meats ;
^ and being assured of the BEST FOODS del
s SPECIE
Home-raised Beef and Pork, Ring's Elegai
_ ViaV* ontl Ouatnra nn Vri/^nva anri Quinr.lo.
p ip A ion UIIV* \yj ??wv?w v/?i A ? iv?wj u (tnu UdVUI U(i
? FAIR WEEK PI
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are 210 and 276, and they will remain the <
? Ring 'em?they'll be
I! E. B. RODI
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?| Catawba M
7
rirss II |?<ni Notice Jo Debtors and <'rcdifors.
Diver. All persons having claims against
ilver with its the estate of Robert It. Kennington,
)ile is what makes deceased, are liereby notified to tile
dark at times. I)r. the same, duly verified, with the udIMlls
go straight to dersigned, and those indebted to said
ifficultv by waking estate will please make payment
e liver and increas- likewise.
. King's New Life MRS CATTIE J. KENNINGTON,
owels to act more Administratrix Estate of Said Jewav
those "moody ceased,
le. 1 Sept. ?8, 1915.
ill
ings a Touch of Spring g
chill-free and cosy. Pick if up?
and take it wherever you want
extra heat. Light and easily *
carried. Smokeless find odorless.
Teii hours glowing warmth on
a gallon of kerosene oil. A. H
i/are and general stores. ^ 9
)il to secure best results in
>r the Hostess }
HER
;k Guests H
anywhere in the city you wish it ded,
your
Meat Orders 22
e satisfaction if given to
ley & Co.
the busiest phones in the city, but YOUR
through all right.
k Orders
to take care of the Fair Week orders, and
ppeal to your guests' appetite, and in- w
dostess
is in the back of our store, and when you
at the same moment, thus savincr ttmt? ? ?
livered on the SHORTEST NOTICE. ^2
iLTIES a
nt Flour, low prices and prompt deliveries.
/s.
HONE NUMBERS
name during all the f>2 weeks in tho voqv
answered promptly. '
)EY & CO. SS
ID %%
eat Market ;|
oeooe ???m??9000*