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V $ The Methodist Church and Induration. Spartanburg Herald. The Southern Methodist ehurct has exerted a most powerful influ ence in the South through its educa tional Institutions. It has done f great work, a pioneer work, too, ii education, and is still doing grea things in that line. Since its es trangement from Vanderbilt, the fln< university the church fostered for i generation or more, it has not beei discouraged in this branch of its ac tivities, but has ratner renewed am expanded its activities in the build ing of two great universit ies, one ii Texas and the other in Georgia These institutions are now well un der way and are receiving splendi* financial support. They are all right foo, and will be useful, but we have often felt that, wli'le the Methodis church is seeking these new fields fo; investing great sums of money, i might with good grace, and perhapi even greater benefit, do more for tw< great old instiutions of the churcl of which we have some knowledge. One of these is Wofford College in this city, while the other is Emori and Henry College, at Emory, Va IJoth have stood the test of time fighting the great fight. largel> through the power and force of the men who have been directly inter ested in them. Both have rendered great service to the church and to the state; far greater service, perhaps, than have the more flashy universities into which the church has put its millions, but they have never been supported or recognized as they should have been by the church of the whole section. These institutions have been faithful in a few things?in small things ?and they should be made able to evert the whole 501110 in'I nonce that surrounds them over many and greater things. Had the Southern Methodist church, when it sought to find an outlet for its educational enthusiasm, following the experience with Vanderbilt. turned to Woffonl and Emory and Henry and made of these line old colleges, which have given the church th great majority of its leaders, great universities, it would have 1 een a proper at d most I'lting expiersion of it ule. Look over the bishop? and leaders of the Southern Methodist church today and you will find that the majorWi :?* : I :i.+:i + I -THIS is y. want to i S J for your pei + do it econor 1 ^==ZZZZZZZ $ T^ATWtf-D 11?. ......,4-.. J suit, one that will maintain his standi $ lit father with an A * MOTHER?Somethin t with her position ii the qualities of dur, J wants, and her mat | little, or we can sel I SON -V es, son is aliv i and his suit must l>< 4 qualities to those of $ uuaintance. Son m; \\ 1 >111 in any event we ^ bis entire satisfaeth DAUGHTER?Of < <> something in harmc bling spirits of you just that in our stoc the material for th for only f Lan , ity of them came from Woftrrd and Emory and Henry. They could have done more for these colleges. i Screwdriver for Any 8crew. The simple idea that makes the In1 ventor successful is Illustrated by a t new vest pocket screwdriver capable . of fitting screws of any slxe. It is nothing but a disk of metal about the 9 size of a large coin. The edge of the x disk is put into the slot of a screw , like the blade of an ordinary screwdriver. One edge is thin, for Bmall screws, and another Is thick, with a 1 graduated thickness between the two _ extremes for the purpose of having an edge that will fit any slot. A hole in the middle of the disk gives a chance ' to slip in a nail or pocket knife, or anything else handy, to be used as a ' lever on tight screws.?Saturday Eve. ning Post, e ifp^l . actic rtrei-coi ^ For All Thirst PEPSI-COLA Compc A our store, where r\ i ir \A/ /\ rxul-i-il pajr. t c UUllil 'son, your garder nically and to yo 4 a substantial, dignified give excellent service and ng in the community. We 1 suit for. .. . $12.50 | g elegant and in keeping i society, yet possessing all ability, that is what mother erial for a suit will cost but I a suit for $10.00 i. 4. 1 .1111 I* / 1 * ? m i in* uieiaies 01 lasmon. equal in style and wearing otlier young men of his aeiv even want to set the pace, can equip liiin with a suit to >11 as low as. . . . $10.00 urse daughter must have iny with the bloom and bubiths, and daughter will find k of ready made suits, or in e making. An elegant suit $12.50 caster THE LANCASTER NEWB Q T? Drive Out .Aalarta _ And Build Up The System * * Take tha Old Standard GROVE'S <f i TASTELESS cbill TONIC. Yon know \; \ what you are taking, as the formula is ^ : printed eo every label, showing it is o < Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form. ]1 ' The Quinine drives out malaria, the j j : lien builds up the system. 50 cents ?? < 3 ( 3 Treat Children's ii! Colds Externally ij ?' Don't dose delicate little stomachs witb J harmful intamal medicine* Vick's "Vap O-Hub" Halve, applied externally. relieves T bj inhalatiou as a vapor and by absorptiou Z through the skin. Vick'a can be used r freely with perfect safety on the youngest T member of the family 25c, 60c,or $1.00 ZfiftE OCNU/HE HAS TH/S TRADE MARK T " Va^O^ub" | VICK'S PncumQni^ SA1YE | T "That's what I want, | Mother?Daddy drinks ^ hen he's hot and thirsty" ^ every member of the * lily there's nothing half invigorating, refreshing, icious as a glass of si-Cola. sties thethirstv?rmfr*Kh*>c x weary ? and just bracing | lgh to make you "feel like | )n" the rest of the day. I Buy it at all founts ?carbonated in bottles, too, at your T T grocer's. 4r 4 i, i s?Pepsi-Cola | *1 iny, Lancaster, S.C + + r*4ac S i T THIS < the goods that y you-we feed yc i or your farm. V . - i* ur entire satistaci SCHOOL BOYS?School <lii ing apparel, but we equip ing that is attractive and the hardest usage. Our economical, and are sold a SCHOOL GIRLS -For the i see our winter coats, vei respect, as low as SHOES Von can I'ar am than t<> buy a pair of tho sell at t lie low price of. . . . WINTER UNDERWEAR and sure to please every n anywhere, and you can't Y For men, per suit For women, per suit For children, per suit Merca . m. t, i a. i A A, A A. I ' A ?. t ^ ? A. i A -A. W i i J.V.I. F i i V I w > r AW 7^W i 1 ' I ; ' ' ' CTjOBER 22,1915. | Our Motto: \\ \ better i} nnnr I CLOTHES \\ WW L I \ for less i ^ K r I | MONET, j MJ MJ 1 CLO' F i roo 1 l J ! Our Motto: jfc BETTER | ? O ?j ! CLOTHES + B*\ ?\T gn ; FOR LESS I A \tVLU ; MONEY. | t n r tVl *w0 Doors F : -+-H+- :- *+ - + : -+ n-:* *+-: + & 1i n All t STORE ou want are for sale , iu-we equip you with Ve equip you and the tion. ivs are hard on wear- I FURNISH u,. :*i- i i' * " ? jrvrui. ? I ill ClUlfl- All of til yet stands the test of toilet froi school suits are very complete slow as$2.50 GROCERI school girl you should better ad . , , . this stori v desirable in every . . here been $3.50 tj1(, il do a whole lot worse resist, on se all-round shoes we KF/3 $2.50 TABLE LI designs i -For the whole family of best n tiember. Can't beat, it eat the price either. FOR THE 90c spreads, 60c Every pi 60c No wean utile Co - F* ' ^ *f* t WfV'N A , - * * * * ? f 1X55 Is our motto, and is expi aster's new tailoring concern, rubrics exclusively, make elotlu <?i our customers, hand tailor tl so low that the luiyer will thin when he pays the bill. Kven transaction with u We are here to see that each cu guarantee to lit the hard-to-lit j the material, tailoring and price SUITS OR OVI $1250t. r- ... . " " ?.7* j ytt+tttxottfxitt+tt# t | Our Motto: j \ 1 irpfin I BETTER j 1 I Ij Ifi 1 CLOTHES !i| I wr IV 1 F0R less \ 1 1 JU MX | MONEY. 'ill nirp 1 into i OR MONEY <4 esive <?1* the rules governing Lan- .? We propose to sell ALL WOOL ? 's to the individual measurements * lie garments, and make the prices t k he is paying for ready-to-wear * II s is guaranteed to bo satisfactory. stonier is perfectly satisfied. We ? II is well as the easy-to-fit and that * * j ^ ' will be satisfactory. ? IRCOATS FROM j I o J35?? I HE ^ r*i a ft g\i\n \\ Our Motto: ill ; TAILORS i; si i| I \\ FOR LESSlMl ? TlTTT" H MONEY, nil rom Royal Hotel 18 *4*4*4X4)K4)K4;K1 i : ?: : <? K? t I :4:<:4;K4^4^4,K4)K< \ \ \ vti kmc ucoi auu price away down. . ]S| >ut to these linens. mpany I 111-11111t r 11 tit t tTtTtYttt tTtT twrir t r I y i?if M at the prices that you 1 anything you want 1 whole family, and 1 INGS?For all ages, for both sexes. J e little things that go to complete the "J til a hair ribbon tn n nnir nf hnan 1 V* UUOVl T CI J line, and prices are enticing. j3 ES?You can not supply your table to >] [vantage or at less cost than right at I ?. The acme of economy is achieved I use the quality of our goods is high and ; | is low. It is a combination you can not fl te that KEEPS MONEY IN YOUR || t and your stomach well tilled. pi [NEN?Splendid showing of the latest L 11 table cloths, napkins, doilies, etc., all || katerial and very modest in price. | j BED?Very durable supply of sheets, |: pillow slips, comforts, blankets, etc. fl n/in i\V tVin Koat ^ *