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WELL KNOWN DIRECTORS 0 COUNTY FAD SCHOOL. DIRE Uarbervllle H. N. Pal Pleasant Valley . D. O. Pot Ua1?I uviau .... .... ... ... . . A. M. Bla Osceola T. W. Sec Van Wyck .. ?. J. A. Hya Waxhaw E. E. Fer North Lancaster...,. ....,. . J. C. Rob Jacksonham?Zion ..Q. E. Mel x. Craigsvllle ... D. D. Sni * New Bethel D. F. Sap Tabernacle U. A. Fui Tradesville. * W. A. Fu Cane Greek ,.T. F. Cul Cnmp Creek?'Sims.... .. S. B. Rob GUIs Creek B, R. Fui Dixie J. E. I'or Carnes?Buford M. C. Dui Union J. M. Stog Oak Hill R. W. J< Dr>ll rn^... ? ** * * -IJC11 lutvu, Hill 11GCK Douglas... W. Hen ] Elgin R. J. Hai Rick Hill R. A. Bit Fork Hill?Red Hill E. R. Jen White Bluff E. R. Hej Taxahaw , . R. E. Ore; Lower Camp Creek #D. F. Hou Catawba W. H. Dri Jones X Roads.... John L. I Pleasant Hill?Oak Ridge. .W. O. Ru Caston P. T. Twl Pleasant Plain W. F. Est Charlesboro C. B. Mui Tank H. B. Pei Dry Creek W. F. Hi Bruce J. B. Cau Heath Springs Q. S Dr. VV. S. uaKiiurst I,. R. Hoi ? S J T stG1 Kershaw G. S J 1)r { T Haile Mine W. U. Clj Midway C F. Ada Flat Creek A. Morgai Crenshaw A. B. Cro Stoneboro \V. S. Ill: Bethel K. F. Hon Unity Charlie Pi Antloch VV. R. He MISS McKEITHEN TTTTiTT.PV niTHIEN v ? Georgetown Hello Keoelves a Majority of Votes in Ktute-\Vi<lc ('ontest. Columbia Special to Charleston News and Courier, Oct. 2 3.?Miss liessio McKeithen of Georgetown is the Queen of the Harvest Jubilee, having been clotted by a majority of 1 the popular vote of the people of the ! state, the contest closing tonight. The other twelve young ladies from the thirty-tlve contestants who came < next in tli'i number of votes received j 1 will be her maids of honor. Tucbo ( are: Misses Celeste George of Lex- | ington, Annie Mae Prior of Chester, i Ruby Langford of Prosperity, Geneva < L. Murray of Aiken, Martha Ayer 1 Duncan of Barnwell, Jean Lindsay of ' Camden, lone York of Clinton. Mary j L. Wilaon of Walhalla, Lou Ellena ( Ligou of Anderson, Mrs. Annie Laurie Williams of Greenville, Leobyle . Cornelia Smith of Greer, and Marie j Smith of Dillou. There were 5,000,000 votes polled j in the contest. The winner was No. l ^ 24 in the "beauty supplement," which , was printed by a large nu-nbe* of South Carolina papers last week. ( Miss McKeithen, the Queen of the { Jubilee, 1:. a daughter of Mrs. A. \. ( McKeithen of Georgetown. She has ( - ?I-*-- i TJA aULA.S ..IK/V K Blltt-wr, jninn mn mrr.niiii( i, irnu ^ lives in Columbia. Miss McKolthen ( will react the city tomorrow and will ( be the guest of the Jefferson Hotel, j All the expenses of the Queen are de- j frayed br the Jubilee, and the bono of being Queen carries with . it a num ier of expensive clothes, esti- | mat^i at nearly $1,000. Miffs HcKeithen will be crowned Que$j# o i Monday afternoon uo the stepft. of the capitol by the governor. 8he?Will be attended by/her t^wpLv^ rnaldk, jAfter thp 'Coronation the Queen will march Wtih the governor J to thn open air dancing baci ot/tbe; < capitol. She will be tendered a recep- j tion at the Jefferson Hotel Tuesday J night an# will open the state ball on t Thursday night with Governor .Manning. A number of social affairs will be given to the Queen and her maids during the week. ^ If'ss McKelthrn Is a beautiful i young bfunette still In her "teans." 'J She fa accounted one of the most ^ charming young women in South i Carolina. A ball will bo given at the I J offer son lintel on- Wednesday, night ' a? LkJAta Ilia Aiiann r\9 4 hit TnKilna Ill IliWIWI Ul nil Vf'11 'H wi v... ........... . and-ifct' tu*ld*df ')wuor *n<LoOt*i \ visiting young ladies. i 1 MEN CHOSEN F LANCASTER R ASSOC1ATIO CTOR. ADDRESS. Ltersou. . . .Fort Mill, Route 2. ts Fort Mill, Route 2. kuney. . . . Fort Mill, Route 2. rest Van Wyck, Route 1. tt Van Wyck, S. C. guson. . . . Riverside, Route 1. inson Lancaster, Route 1. Dow Lancaster, Route 1. pes Riverside, Route 1. p Lancaster, Route 5. iHlerburk .. Lancaster, Route 7. nderburk. Lancaster, Route 7. p Lancaster, Route 4. erts Lancaster, Route 5. iderburk.. Lancaster, Route 2. ter Lancaster, Route 2. ican Lancaster, Route 2. ;ner Lancaster, Route 8. Mikins. . . . Lancaster, Route 8. ham Lancaster, Route 3. Blackmon. Lancaster, Route 3. per Lancaster, Route 6. ickmon. . . Heath Springs, Route kins Lancaster, Route 1. gler Kershaw, Route 3. gory Taxahaw, S. C. ue Lancaster, Route 8. affln Riverside, S. C. tailev. . . . Lancaster, Route 3. Hedge. . . Heath Springs, Route tty Heath Springs, Route trldge. . . . Kershaw, Route 3. igo Taxahaw. Route 2 ry Lancaster, Route 3. idson. . . . Lancaster. Route 3. then Heath Springs, Route 5 Moore. . . Heath Springs, S. C. ilings. . . . Kershaw, Route 2. fesn... J Uregor ^ Kershaw. S. C. 'burn. . . . Kershaw, S. C. ms Kershaw, Route 5. n Kershaw, Route 5. xton Stoneboro, Route 1. ickmon. . . Heath Springs, Route ton Heath Springs, Route arks Lancaster, Route 1. tgler Lancaster, Route 2. Light Against Tuberculosis. The Red Cross Seal Coinmissior South Carolina has reopened its oi in the Union National Hank build in Columbia and is planning to c duct again the energetic stato-w sale of the seals which are to be u during the month of December on backs of letters, packages, men theatre programs, and any place tl will stick. The commission has sent in an iler to the National lted Cross Soci for a shipment of four hundred th sand Red Cross Christmas Seals a advertising material in proporti In 1913 there were sold in Soi Carolina approximately 250,000 these little messengers of health. 1914. owing to the depressed fini uial condition of the state the sale i proxlinated only about 150.000. T fear, with the Onaecial outlook m< ancouraglng, the commission ho| to be able to dispose of the entire it 400,000, and an enthu3ias'.<c ca paign for securing agents in I towns throughout the state to ph Llie seals on sale is now begun. The officers of the commission 1915-16 are James H. Fowles, ( uiubia, chairman. Miss Loi ihand, Columbia, vice chairman, M Philip Rich, Orangeburg, vice cha nan, and Miss Julie Hcyward, ( imbla, secretary and irejsurer. The Re* (Tons seats sell .'or e :ent each, end nino.y per r<rt of t >roceeds from the sale during t 'hristmuH season is Mept in the sti >f Stout h Carolina to aid In the fij igainst tuberculosis. Th?j?C ivery penny that 1b put Into a R hoes Christmas seal Is a bvi et tit* great battle against consumv'i u out ptutp. /WW "i i. * 4 * CHICHESTER SPILL DIAMOND 3RANO " V& ff . v Uk r*? >'rcnM fct CUMfftMHtU A WAV: 'MP taoPtlD PILLS InRito ?a4/A >i>i.? Steatite Maid Wills ?Ui?\ j Ribbon. Tacs mo otwmr. Rn?r*MrY Iraaabl Mi Mk ?w cni.riub.THi V IIA MOMI> HARD mu, for twrotv-fl ?eara regarded aa Brst.sifcaf, Always Brliabl (OLD BY ALL DRUGGIST aag> 'CTEBryHERE ass *V Coughs ThM AM Stopped! Careful people see that they u itppped. Dr. Kind's New Distort s a remedy of tried merit. It li iaIA ??- * * -? " cm mi uwii on me market for reara. Youtb and old age< testify t'8 fcouthfng and healing <inu.lit 1 'iiPtimonla and lung troubles t >ften caused by delay of treatmt T* TSfTng'H Wew TJTacover^ sfopa thi tucking coughs and relieves i*ipp4< tendencies, Iifoaey b'atTft if mill, 6uc and l.OO. THE LANCASTER HOT SaysSimple \ Better I NCrkc of Chronic Constipation VIW to Mild Laxative Compound. Writing from The House of tl Good Shepherd, at Sunnyslde Avi and 50th St., Seattle, where she is tl guest of her life-long friend, tl Reverend Mother, Mrs. Mary Austl widow of a wealthy San Francisca who lost ev rything in the lire 1906, says she experienced speedy r Uef from the use of Dr. Caldwell Syrup Pepsin and that she found th gentle, pleasant-tasting laxative mo effective than several doses of cast oil. The active principles of certa laxative herbs are combined in D Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to act on tl eiiiiimauve organs in an easy, na ural way, without griping or oth< discomfort. Its freedom from opia or narcotic drug of every descriptio combined with its gentle action ar positive effect, make it the ideal lax tive for family use. Druggists ever where sell it for fifty cents a bottl A bottle of I)r. Caldwell's Syri Pepsin should be in every home f< Wait Patiently. Christian Guardian. The chances are that you will ha to wait anyway, so why not do it p tiently? It will be much easier < ! yo'u, and much easier, too, on the pe pie who have to look at you. Yt know that you do not yourself ca to be near a fussy,, impatient indD dual; it gets ou your nerves. An really, there is not much sense complaining that you have to wa for so many things. Those thlni that come right off without any wa! ing are seldom worth much. T1 very best things in life ure the tliini wo m 11 at u'oU 1 1 . .. ?u.v mi, me ?>*eeiesi, mo satisfying fruit of living is never ' mushroom growth, but ripens slo* Vy, and sometimes through (lark ai sunless days. Aud to have wait* U|| <) L?|) :< i I ^ ^ " ^ **' '''' '* id*' I . I . S. Ihittlesliii sed I ' s! GREA T CEl or-1 AT C inrt on. Jth DECEMBER 13 Gf The Southern Commercial Congr In ber 13th to 17th, 1'.) 15. This is an hn-i from all over the South and meetli ap"l of discussing business welfare. his' * . . farmer. Last year the Congress \vi are i ))0a 1 before at Mobile. This year the n lot | very many men of prominent busln m- accepted invitations to be present. Ihe of the President of the United Stat( A squadron of the Atlantic Fleet I pedo Boat Destroyers, as well as D "? tiaroor, open for inspection of the 3o- visitors at thi stime will also have uly carnival. rs- The Southern Railway is arrang lr- trains. :o- . no s Aboul >re ^ Any old 1< on _| will do wl the meat 1 H<>7 J ? There is m I ' ' ->i . 1 5v 7 ' none juicu n 8 ter, and n< L isfying. try 1 CITY ME/ nt. | We buy ail kinds of hide 2 lflnMMmMMMMBiMHMMMnHMI OCTOBER 26,19X5. Laxatixe than Castor Oil d wet n, k * re I ' !1 or ^?f?pf w[- || l?. MI{S. >1AKY AISTIV ^ ' ?< !? a" ? y- use when the occasion arises. A trial ,-f e. bottle, free of charge, can bo obtain- ?! ip ed by writing to Dr. W. 11 n?lHu/oii ^ i i L/i ? HARLESTOh ;th TO 17th, 1915. \ ess will be held at Charleston Decern I \ssociatlon of prominent business men iRs are held each year for the purpose both of the manufacturer and of the is held at Oklahoma City and the year teeting is to be held at Charleston and ess. social and public life have already At least four members of the Cabinet ?s will be present at the meeting. , Torpedo Moats, Submarines and Torreadnaughts, will be in the Charleston public, December 14th and 15th, and the pleasure of seeing a magnificent j ing special fare tickets and excursion ' t Meat [ MHRnnMHBBMHnnt' :ind of teeth hten you eat that we sell. ? "i; AT4 - - - me tenderer, 1 ' :r, none bet ?h f?rfJ . jthing as satrfA-rS W' V ** o-/ f J IT MinvrT II ITIHIYIUjI I is. Bring us what you have ; I ar 4f?4 Washington St., Monticello, 111. Jjp patiently for it is the only way to 4; thoroughly enjoy it when it does drop ?? vo into our hand. So often we wearijfi a_ ourselves out with worry and fret ' ? 3n because our fruit doesn't ripen, and ? Q then when it does we have no trau)U quilty of soul left to enjoy it. "Wait $ re patiently for Him"?this is the secret ii rj_ of restful, happy living. T d, JL jn I A Clogged System Needs Attention. | I Are you bilious, dizzy and listless? T lit|Dr. King's New Life Pills taken atji Re once seizes upon constipation and it-! starts the bowels moving naturally T le i and easily. Moreover it acts without i griping. Neglect of a clogged sys- v gs. tern often leads to most serious com-iT st ( plications. Poisonous matters and a of .body poorly functioning need imme- v lVJ diate attention. If you wish to wake * . I up tomorrow morning happy in mind + and entirely satisltfd- stnrt - -<^^^atmpnt tonight. 25c a bottle. 2 t 1 ?I , * "South ('iirolina." \ rDBATinhi icral Electric Company Strikers having vot A Rain on Jobs. for a nine (chuectady, N. Y., Oct. 25.?A wage lucre 5e majority of the 13,000 cm- The mch yee of the General Electric Com- tion as th? y, who have been on strike three returned to dee for an eight hour day, return to work today. The machinists, Thi QuWne ween 2,500 and 3,000 in number, tivk brouo tained out, the union last night 3natn? inBi?? <ook tor the * The First Thing in the Morning It's Delicious an Not only at this tir the day a bottle of P< away those brain cobv system and give just that will make you f< better. It's sold at Fountains i Pepsi-Cola?The Pr rw*w ihe Lc / Pepsi-Cola Bottlii l iti i Ji l ii rita ' ,t, l it. ! if,1' A 1 * A t A ' ?&? ' ,T. F.KVri F.HxT/MM.1". ?TFTr7n:? ,Tr?TP;.TT rrr^i^r;, LI se Your W 1 ouse th is w | P|ON-T let cold v * lock you up in or A Perfection Smoke Heater will bring g warmth and cheer t room of the house. W Perfection Heater n< can dress in comfort, cleai fort, set the table in corr live in comfort generally. The Perfection gives 10 glowing warmth on one oil. Clean?quick?conv Use Aladdin Security Oil or White Oil to obtain best res Stoves, Lamps and Heaters. STANDARD OIL COi (New Jersey) BALTIMORE Washington, D, C. Norfolk, Va. < Richmond. Va. Look for the T ri- ' angle Trademark. In many styles and sizes at hardware ^ and general stores everywhere. <m*x*rA Pananya-Podfk / Lxpo**tu>n /X\f L9 11 pL w ' 3 ed to accept an agreement and a half hour day at a ase of 5 per cent, inlets made no demonstra? men of the other crafts i the ehops. That Oats Nat Affect The Head tonic and laxative effect. LAXAQUININKia better than ordinary docs not cause nervousness cor d. Remember the full name aud ijrnsture of K. W. HVOW I * $ $ j y* A t !L u rrcnenciai. T ne, b?t all during v ?psi-Cola will clear : vebs, tone up your \l the tone of "Pep" 1 * iel better aiid look 5 ~ ind in bottles at 5c. ; ? iceless Heverage. \ i isi Thing at tight |[ X ig Co. || Hhole ? inter ji weather g It, 1 UU111. p less Oil lowing 0 every I /ith the I *ar, you 1 in com- ?g ifort, and hours of gallon of v* enient. Diamond ^ nlto 1 r-? > 1 Ulio III V_/ii ! , VIPANY |j Charlotte, N. C. I""" H .'harlrston, W. Va. QS Charleston, S. C. I 1 O