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^sssr. o All Is In Readiness For The Lancaster News ( When the Clock Hits the H December 11th, th SEVEN DAYS MORE Crowds Will Await in Breathless Judges?Prizes Are ReadyWit h Prizes by This Paper Announcemer The following gentlemen will act j as judges and take charge of the bal- . lot box immediately as the clock! strikes 12 on Saturday. December i 11th: Clerk of Court Paul Moore. County Auditor Jos. \V. Knight. Secretary Chamber of Commerce. Luther Ellison. These gentlemen have everything j arranged for making a rapid and ac- ) curate count and the people and contestants will not be long in suspense for the announcement. Not one vote can be cast after the) final hour, if you are late?you're late, and nothing can help you. The best plan now is to be sure. Don't wait u"'"l f!it last minute. Get your votes in tlie box in ample time. This is very important. There will be many contestants turning in money for subscriptions and having votes issued at the last minute and this all takes time. Only one contestant can be waited upon at a time and if you came in at the last minute and had to stand in line and await your turn while the clock was ticking away the last minutes?well, you would be some nervous. Don't do it. don't take the chance. Get your returns in early. They count just as much In the forenoon as in the afternoon. Don't be afraid that anyone is going to find out what vnil rlnlnnr ...'.lift uccause they cannot do it. Not a particle of information can get out as regards the standing of any contestant in these final hours. YOUR FINAL AND I,AST OPPORTUNITY. Make the best of these two special offers. Just seven more days. Read carefully. Every day until December 10th, at 4 p. m. you will get 40,000 extra votes every day that you turn in $6.00 or more for subseripnons. Remember this means every day, this offer ending December 10, at 4 p. m Every '.50 turned in for subscription row earns extra votes. 4.000 e\ votes for every $1.50 turned in for subscriptions and thi offer holds good all during closing I EVE T T T Y ? i ^ I THIS ( *k Not One ^ I Of; Tl \t P.O.BOX 245 The Final Windup Of ireat Automobile Contest lour of 12 Noon, Saturday, ie Battle is Over. FAIR WARNING > Silence the Final Count of the -Winners Will be Presented Immediately After Official it of Judges. period and will positively end on December 10th, at 4 p. m. Be sure you understand these final offers. The Contest Manager Is ready to explain to you fully and help you all he can. Now get this?all extra vote offers close at 4 p. in. Friday, December 10th. From 4 p. m. Friday, December 10th, until closing hour, 12 o'clock noon Saturday, December 11th. the regular voting scale will be in force. Not one extra vote after 4 p. m. Friday, December 10th. NO VOTES CAN HE TRANSFERRED. Once more we repeat that no votes can be transferred from one contestant to another. This rule will be strictly enforced in justice to all and there will be no exceptions. Once a vote is issued it stays and there will be no changes whatever. THE TIME OF ALL T7.MFS TO WORK. You can do wonders in seven days. Any prize offered in this contest can be won in seven days. The subscriptions are here and live contestants can get them. The Contest Manager gets around enough to know that there are opportunities going to waste right now. It's shameful. That's the right word for it and it almost drives the Contest Manager distracted when he stops to think of the handsome prizes which The Lancaster News is giving away in this contest without every contestant in the race exerting their very best efforts to win them. Think of being presented outrignt at the close of this contest with a Ford Automobile, or a Victor Vietrola, or a Suite of Furniture, or to know that in event that you do not win a prize that vou ...in i.~ ? -i . .. i.t- |iitiu it*n per cent commission ! on the money that you have turned , in for subscriptions. Something to; that, isn't there? You must admit | that there is, anil this paper will give these prizes exactly as promised just as soon as tlie judges make the decision and the winners are going to receive the congratulations of their friends for everyone likes to see a lRYBOI ENTIRE COW jREAT > O'CLC NC Vote Can B< fers After 4 ] 4 P. M Address al IE U LAAAAA A A aA AA AAA , \.\ THE LANCASTER NEWS winner, and likes to push them along. IlERE'E A TIP?TAKE IT FOR WHAT IT IS WORTH. Why not try to win this Automobile through a publicity campaign? Get everyone to talking about your work in the contest. This can be done?they do it in politics?why not in this campaign? The subscriptions will come your way if you start a campaign at the last minute. You've watched with much interest the final closing days of a hot political campaign?its a good example. laiK it over with the campaign manager and see if he cannot help you out. HUMORS FLYING THICK AND FAST. This is but natural at this stage of the contest but tfieV aro only rumors and people who start these rumors have a reason for it. You should let these go in one ear and out the other, for rumors are not to be depended upon. There can be 110 truth in any rumr as no one has any information which would enable them to give out facts. So you may rest easy on the score. You know what you have done and that's all that you need to know. Play safe by getting enough subscriptions to feel assured of your results and above all get your votes ! in the box in ample time and remember that after 4 p. 111. December 10th. any money that you turn in for sub- , scriptions will count only from the regular voting scale. REGULAR SCALE OF VOTES. i 1-Yr. Subscription 6,000 votes 2-Yr. Subscription 12,000 votes 3-Yr. Subscription 18,000 votes 4-Yr. Subscription 26,000 votes 5-Yr. Subscription 30,000 votes LIST OF CONTESTANTS. Miss Gladys Jones, Lancaster, S.C. 1 Miss Margaret Robinson, Lancaster, R. F. D. No. 1. Miss Konie Railey, Lancaster, It. F. I). No. 6. Mr. Jesse Blackmcn, Lancaster, R. \ D. No. 5. Miss Maggie Vaughn, Heath Springs, S. C. Mrs. Herbert B. Rollings, Kershaw, S. C., R. F. D. 2. Miss Annie Hyatt. Van Wyck, S. C. Miss Nell Ingram, Kershaw, S. C. Origin of "Entente." The phrase "entente cordlale" was first used to express the friendly relations existing between France ang England In 1843. RUB-MY-TISM' Will cure Rheumatism, Neu U 1?1 CI c, .. miKia, iicuuutucs, cramps, y,oiic Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Eczema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally or externally. 25c )Y NO\ IMUNITY ON \UTOM( )CK | &GN 1 3 Voted Aftei P. M. Dec. 1< . Dec. 10th to I Communicatio \NCA I, DECEMBER 3, 1915. Twelve ltules for Tenants Surest eel by an Kx-Tennnt. S. O. Murphy, in The Progressiva Planner. Nearly 500 years ago when Columbus discovered America each man had equal rights and eveiy man owned his own land. But look at the small farmer and the tenant farmer today. Before I go any further I want to give some instructions for the benefit of the tenant-farmer?I have had experience and have found these solid rules to follow: 1. Try always to rent cood around and bo sure the owner is a progressive farmer. 2. liaise meat at home. 3. Be sure to rent in time to turn a cover crop. 4. Don't raise cotton; it doesn't pay a tenant-farmer. 5. Sow plenty of oats and wheat; they are paying crops for the tenant. G. Keep your fields at home?if they aren't yours. 7. Don't move from farm to farm: make the one you are living on suit you. 8. If you can read, subscribe to The Progressive Farmer. It. The wise farmer of your ommunity is the progressive farmer; imitate him. He is your best friend. 10. Don't give up the farm and go to a cotton mill. 11. Don't buy cheap, low-grade fertilizers; they don't pay. 12. Try to experiment as you go along, and learn a little for yourself. If you will follow these rules it will make these things easier for you. I have had 20 years' experience following them. I am also a reader of The Progressive Farmer. I have learned the true farm life, have stopped renting and have bought and paid for my farm. There la more Catarrh In thla auction of the country than alt other diseases put together. and until the last few years whs supposed tu he tneuralile. lor a great uiany years doe-tors pronounced It a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly tailing to cure with local treatment, pronounced It Incurable. Science has proren Catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by H. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio, Is the only CouttltU ......... luu- u, i i.M' ui.-irh, i ii :? i.iKon mi -rim lly in ilosos from 1? ilr.i|in to a ten?pnonful. It Hot* directly on tl? 1>1'<kI ami nolo ms mirfnoi a of tin- aysti'Ui. Tiny if r one lnin tri-il dollars fur imy case It falls to euro. Soliil f r circulars nml tivtltnnnl la. Address: r J. fllKNEY & CO.. Toledo, Olilo. S dd t.\ I Mii*:rli?t?, 7.">o. Take llall a I auilly I'M* fur c'< ii>tl|iatloti. A . V BEA' TIPTOE OF t )BILEC( r 12 Noon I Oth. Regula 12 Noon D ns to Campaign STER She?"1 gave Hover one ot my doubhnuts today, and what do you ? >i> .x, Don't dose dollca'e little stomachs with suppose he did with it. hnrmful internal medicines. Yick's "VapIle?"I don't know. Did he eat O-Rub" Salvo, applied externally, relieves by inhalation as a vapor and by absorption * 9" ? t. it - i V1-I.I- _ ? II. turougll IUO BK1U. VICBO OB U80U Sh??"No: he took i, Inlo .ho tag "".""'Ano.e.. hey VICKS^^SALVE < say dogs have no reasoning povv( ers!" More Sensible. The reason the motion picture sunPlies Cured In 6 to 14 Days. rise Is so much more popular than the t'our druggist will refund money if pazo real article Is that It has the good OINTMIJNT fails to cute any case of Itching, npnsct tn rnrrm nt n. mnr? rooannohl. j Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Pile* In 6 to 14 day*. i fenBe lo come al a mor? reasonable I The first application gives l\asc and Rest. 5t>c. ( ilOUT. Curtains and Draperies ! <1 !JColors the Sun Won't Fade |yi| 4 I r A wealth of fascinating de: ||| ' signs, colorful tones and lustrous i I MM!' , textures to select from in I f Orinoka ' ?12 guaranteed I , Siujj^istIM?rlc? | T1IIS GUARANTEE IS OX EVERY ROUT "These goods are guaranteed absolutely fadeless. If color changes | from exposure to the sunlight or from washing, the merchant is hereby authorized to replace them with new goods or refund the purchase i price." Write for samples and prices and free booklet, "Draping the i Home." Parker-Gardner Co. CHAnLcTTE' GOOD FOR 100 VOTES IN THE Lancaster News Ford Automobile Contest Name of Contestant Address This Coupon when neatly trimmed and filled out with name and address of Contestant and brought or mailed to the Contest Manager, will count for 100 votes. NOT GOOD AFTER DECEMBER 10th. ^ %> <$? <jfr $? riNG TIME | EXPECTANCY i m I VJO )NTEST ENDS | 1 | 1 i !ADY? | 3ec. 11th. No Special r Scale of Votes | ec. 11 i Manager | NEWS 1LANCASTER, S. C. f <?<$ >