The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 01, 1916, Page 7, Image 7
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A gentleman met a newspaper Kai
man and inquired the reason foiv
not having received his paper'
for the last several days. He was' rI
unable to understand why it had Kai
not come. "Why," said the news- j pri:
paper man, "that is very easy ( claf
explained. Your time was out> for
mul vnil 1
?..u juu 1UI1BU IU 1CIIC?>. i!> W8I
that so?" was the response, and
"Well, I guess I had better pay ha\
up now, and let it start again," 1
and he did so remarking, "I did by
not like it much at first, but, you the
know. I think you did right. If the
a fellow does not think enough had
of his paper to pay for it the last
thing to do is to discontinue it. fori
It will jiog his memory quicker of 1
than all the notices that could ond
be sent to him, and I will just imp
tell you people appreciate read- woi
ing a pap>er that is paid for more ten
than they do one that comes, pay of t
or no pay. It gives the paper to i
a better standing. O I know tha
^here are dead beats who read cen
A&iy paper and every other fel- 1
lows that they can, but I am not citv
talking about that class. I am of
talking about real men who the
have manhood and independence | so 1
of character enough not to poii
sponge." ! will
The newspaper man has been poii
thinking about the way this sub pla?
scriber talked, and it has made and
him believe more than ever in and
the policy of no pay no paper.! sirs
He is satisfied that it is the best tiv?
all around. It makes the news-1 and
paper people feel more like r?al day
men when they know that their | (;or
papers go only to subscribers,
who think enough of it to pay
for they. No paper can com-1 M
mand the unqualified support
and confidence of the public thai A
has not independence enough to
stand for its rights. If it does;and
it will get them and more. It y?ul
Ml receive the unqualified ap-1
nreciation of people whose high :<>r
Puri
regard is worth while.?Green- plrx
wood Daily Journal.
I'Olt CIIIMMIKVK COl'UH. Mi
You cannot use anything better \ 8!m*
lor your child's cough and cold than j Hho'
Dr. King's New Discovery. It is pre ?nia
pared from Pine Tar mixed with heal-1 mak
ing and soothing balsams. It does I ha
not contain anyhing harmful and is trou
slightly laxative, just enough to ex- Valu
pel the poisons from the system. Dr. jnR ,
King's New Discovery is antiseptic -- j
kills tlie eold germs raises the
plegm?loosens tlu* cough and ? '
soothes the Irritation. Don't put ofT le<1 1
treatment. Coughs and Colds often lantl
lead to serious lung troubles. It is
also good for adults and the aged.
Get a bottle today. All Druggists. ^
daug
Forcing Vegetable Growth.
Experiments with forcing vegetable t)ron
growth by electric lights have shown her (
that flaming arc lampB produce the wrjr
best results, as they give Sff carbonic
acid gas. a natural nlant food.
Fierce Mexican Ants. gay ,
There are ante in Mexico, colonies C0U|,
rst ,..IH - -
t.u.vu Tr..? ttiiniB ? njve oi DeeB
and destroy it in a night. paB<,
tgaii
NOTICE.
The books of subscription of Whe
Stover Pharmacy, Inc., Heath ^
Springs, S. C., are now open to chin
jyg increase the capital stock fron; G?nm
$1,500 to $3,000.
Stover Pharmacy. Inc.
. l-25-3t l9aik
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THE LA*
DING GUARD feySB
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OLE FAMILY \figg
EexaCg, (%tole*lied
The laxative tablet
with the nleasant fast a
Protects every member of the
amilyfrom Constipationhe
enemy of good health
L04 25* 504
exclusive M'llInK rights for this great laxatlv*
Trial size, 10 cents.
STDAHD DKUO COMPANY,
tHLD WELFARE PRIZES.
tisas Rewards for Towns That 1 here a
Are Best for Children. who deser
and least <
\> interest the residents of P?sed ol
isas in child welfare work,] them have
ses have been offered to third- a"d come
is towns which are the'hest j conscience
child-rearing. The contest come abnc
* arranged a few weeks ago, fish, but.
already more than 300 towns the only i
re entered. the sympa
"he contest is being conducted hig compa
Pro. W. A. McKeever, head of The oth
child welfare department at j loafers. I
University of Kansas. He' ed the syi
I charge of a similar contest that man
; year when W. R. Stubbs,1 nothing t
mer governor, offered a prize! dewy eve,
$1,000 to the city of the sec-j wait for h
i ii .I ""i1
which tmuweu ine most | witnoui
>rovement in child welfare able desir
-k. and was found by compe- own inerti
t judges to be the best town is mere e:
hat class in Kansas in which at an earl
rear children. Winfield won he may g<
t prize and Independence re- ing for b
red second honors. too much,
'he state is furnishing each grows adi
r with a copy of the findings md soft i
the commission- that picked comes lik<
winner in the former contest, beefy, wit
hat the towns will know the The bus
its upon which the scoring half centi
be based. The six chief ment and
its are: Opportunity for has becon
/ and athletics, school work him, ret in
industrial training, social "enjoymei
recreational activities, phy- quickly i
il and moral safeguards, ae- wealthy f<
< 'os of child-fostering clubs plan, and
societies, attendance at Sun- end.
school and kindred organiza- Idleness
5. The contest closes May 15, whose bra
6.?New York Times. ured to to
indetermil
.\XV PEOPLE DON'T KNOW endless fo
sluggish liver can cause a peran
awful lot or misery. Spoils of fill his ho
Iness, headaches, constipation ^ ,
biliousness are sure signs that *
r liver needs help. Take Ur work. Th
?'s New Life fills and see how , . it . 1
tone up the whole system. Pine nim. rle I
lite stomach too. Aids digestion. He doesn't
Ifies the blood and clears the com- .
ion. Only 25c at your druggist. 1,1 e
will a I way
Exhibiting a Poet. and the VC
atthew Arnold was sitting In his mor
y one morning when the butler ' 4(,
red in an American lady and a ' tlO
II boy The lady said: "Glad to isn't deser
e your acquaintance, Mr. Arnold. svmnathv
ve often heard of you No, don't J
ble to speak, sir! 1 know how JOUd-mollt
able your time is!" Then, turn- works and
to the hoy. she said "This Is him, meals H<
iy, the leading critic and poet?
iVhat fleshier than we had been Adam. (3
to expect!"?A. C. Benson, in At? pitied.?P
Oil. BEL
A Female Veteran. *,'or your
>?Isn't that Geu. X. and hit your feverh
. . .. , ise Dr. Bell
hter over there? soothes the
e?Yes. They say that o has the phieKm
though mort engagener tb than tton. l'ine
Md fttthex.?Uoati'A Trgl* septic, as a
it? lows. Brea
further Inth
sist on Dr. 1
Frank Confession. is an ideal
Vhen you got out of college I dare
there was nnthin? ?a"
O " ""giiiyoU |{ARV U A
la t do."
tot Qnitp i know I couldn't got a
In Greek, If I had it to do orer rr.. e
a - The facl
last night
never You Need a General Tonic J!1'!'1 ^
Take Grove's Parl<.
e Old Standard Grove's Tasteless because at
Tonic is equally valuable as a the same i]
ral Tonic because it contains tlic boy Was I
icnown tonic propertiesof QUINIMS Q ' |u?' .
[RON. It acts on the Liver, Drives I f m?
Malaria, Enriches the Blood and | have. Ih
Is up the Whole System. 50 cents, worthy.?i
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JC ASTER NEWS. FERUARY 1, 1916
Wften Comes
bLLJ^ Treat Externa
The old method of dosing delicate 1
|HHnfl stomachs with nauseous drags in w
and harmful. Tiy tho external treati
9 0 ?-Vick's "Ynp-O-Kub" Halve. Just r
little over the threat and chest. The
<>ng^JK^!w9B pors, released by t!.- body heat, loosen
choking phlegm and ease the dilE
XrJ S f SJslW breathing. A bedtime application ins
sound alc>p. 25c, 50c, or gi.OO.
pT VKRSnmoMU
MRS. WILSON THE 35TK
^ I Women Who Have Home Ti
fj y "The First Ladv of the
J:>: Land."
} i -. Mrs. Edith Boiling Wilsor
' the thirty-fifth "First Lady
\ the Land," although Mr. Wil
i r is the twenty-eighth presiden
: ; the United States.
S i: ; Exclusive of Martha Washi
I !y ton, who held court at 3 Fra
'j ' lin square. New York, and Is
at Philadelphia, the white ho
\ has had 32 mistresses, says
Washington Post. Mrs. Wil
will be its thirty-third stri<
speaking. *
Some of our presidents, as ?]
ferson, Jackson, Van Buren i
Arthur, have been widow*
who have called upon niece?
daughters to assist in bear
their honors. By an unwrit
law there has always been a
man to share the white ho
throne.
Twice the white house has s
LOAFERS. three mistresses in a single te
One of our presidents wa
re two classes of men bachelor and another married
ve sympathy. The first tor his inauguration. In the
deserving class is com- ter case the sister reigned till
bachelors. Many of wife appeared.
; money, freedom to go Abigail Adams. wif*> of i.
without restraint of Adams, second president of
and freedom to be- United States, was the first 11
irmally and utterly sel- tress of the white house. T
for ali that, they miss was in the year 1800.
real pleasure in life? With Jefferson a new reign
thetic and understand- Kan, but as he was a widov
nionship of a woman. Dolly Madison, the wife of
er class is composed of secretary of state, was called
f ever any man deserv- on to act as hostess. She k
mpathy of his fellows, the position during Jeffersr
deserves it who has term and also during that of
o do from morn till husband,
but butcher time and President Arthur, a widov
is meals. was assisted by Mrs. McFlnv
t ambition or reason- Rose, the sister of Presid
e, he is a prev to his Cleveland, gave way before
a and fat. Life for him wife, and Caroline Harrisxistence.
If he arises death made Mrs. McKee,
v hour, it is only that daughter, first lady of the lan
it an early start wait- The death of Mrs. Woodi
ed time. He smokes Wilson made the eldest dau
drinks too much, fer ]yiiss Margaret Wilson, no
pose in the haunches najjv ^he first ladv of the lam
.nath8talledn' ox * dull, And thus Mrs. Wilson !k>co,
hout wit o^Wisdom. by actual count, the thirty-fi
liness man puts in a first lady as follows:
irv in decent employ- 1?Martha Washington,
then, when industry 2?Abigail Adams,
le second nature to 8?Dolly Madison,
is to "enjoy life." The 1?Elizabeth Monroe,
it" consists in sinking 5?Louise Adams,
nto a grave. The *>?Rachael Jackson,
inner adopts the same 7?Emily Donelson
meets with the samel H?Sarah York Jackson.
5)?Angelica Van Buren.
i is death to the men Id?Anna Harrison,
in or muscles have in- 11 ? Let it:.a Tyler
il. It is not death, but 12?Mrs. Robert Tavlov.
riate uselessness and 1 ?Letitia Semple.
Uy to the younjr man ' J?Sarah Bolk.
money but no task to Marpaivi Taylor.
In?Abigail Eilmore.
U1** 17?Jane Pierce,
e man who does no 18?Harriet Lane,
e world has no use for 10 ?Mary To,Id Lincoln,
has no use for himself. 2't?Eliza Johnson.
; know what real pleas.
.... ' 22?Julia Dent Grant.
I never will know. Life 23?I.ucv VVehb Haves.
'S taste bitter to him. 24?Lucretia Garfield.
>ars will only make the 25?Mary Arthur McElroy.
e bitter. 26?Rose Cleveland.
rny handed son of toil" ^aro^no
. .... ,. t 2K?I< ranees Mlsom Clevtdi
vmg of all the gushing, 2t>?Marv Harrison McKet.
bestowed upon him by I 30?Ida Saxton McKinlov.
hed politicians. He j 31?Edith Carow Roosevel
sweats and digests his * ^2?Helen Herron Taft.
e is the favored son of! 11
, , , r . . 34?Margaret W. Wilson.
?nly loafers are to be' 35?Edith Boiling Wilson.
. I. Tribune
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I/S PIXK-TA R-IIONT A a* Every Dentist's Patient Know
cold, for your cough. for "When you make an uppointw
ih throat, nose and head, with a dentist," muttered J. Pu
s Pino-Tar-Honey. Honey Gloom, "if you are two minutes 1
irritation. Pine-Tar cuts yOU wju flnij another victim in
, thus relieving conges- ... . . . ,
Tar also acts as an nnti cha,r' an? you will have to male,
result general relief fol iU " appointment If you do get th
thing becomes easier and on time- y?u will And a left-over
animation is arrested. In tient in the chair and you will hav<
dell's Pine-Tar-Honey. It wait anyhow."?Kansas City Star,
treatment. Price 25c.
UT ARE NOT TWINS * Deafness Cannot Be Cure
l WliNn. . ji>C(|1 nppiipaiumt, ?h they cannot reach
itlM>iwd |x>rtl?n of the ear. There 1* only
l *u,,4 ,, ,_;?i i,? wiiy to cure deafne**, and that I* hy cooatltu
! that a KIP' WHS born nl remedies. l>oaf..es? l? caused hy an It ilia
to \lr unci Meu \Jpr condition .f the miic.ua lining of the Knataf
It) I'll. aild lVllS. IN or- Tube When this tuhe In Inflamed yon tin
at their hr?mp at Hp. rumbling nound or Imperfect hearing, and i
Lllttll inline HI Uc entirely cloned i?eafneaa la the resist
WHS matlfi rpmarkahlo unleaa the Inflammation ran le> t ,k?oot
., \ ,c,IIHrRdUU (bu |i)br rMtl)rw, ,,, normal condition. I
the exact hour ahd on ins will be destroyed forever; lilt..- ??H. ? m
, , ton are cati*?-d liy Cntarrh, which la nothing
late, three years RKO, h nil Inflamed condition . f the mncona surface)
u'ew.v^ Wa wr|ll give One Hundred Hollara for any
)Oril to them. I hese of Ik-afties* loanaert he C.itnrrhl Ikit cAnn
ily two children they! KM*c"- '" '
e coincidence is note-' * * to" T"1<*,l0,
n irs \ tt i Sol<l *>y Prugglrte. 75c.
Kom? (l?a.) Herald. Tak? u?u ? ?e?uj riu? c^nati. ati t
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IF.. Premier Carrier of the South.
V PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES
rong Trains arrive Lar.crsier from:
uent ^0. 118?YorkvIUr, Rock Hill and
ub ft intermediate stations 8:31 a. m.
T*" ?'o. 113?Charleston, Columbia and
icslt Intermediate (Rations lu:05
a. m.
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..... ?maiiuu, DiacKSDurg, Chw.rmm
| lotte aud intermediate stations,
nL 1:35 p. m.
No. 117?Co'umbia, Kingsville and
I Intermediate stations, 7:41 p. m.
! Trains leave Lancaster for:
, No 118?Kingsville, Columbia and
itle, intermediate stations, 8:31 a. m
| No. 113?Rock Hill, Blaoksburg,
Marion, Charlotte and intermediate
stations, 10:05 a. m.
1 is 'N*?* ?Kingsville, Columbia,
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son. No 117?Rock Hill, YorkvUle and
t of intermediate stations, 7:41
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Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co.
Schedule in Effect August 15. 1915.
Eastern Time.
WESTBOUND.
Lv. Lancaster ...6:00am?2:30pm
Lv. Fort Lawn ..6:30am?4:08pm
Lv. Bascomville ..6:45am?4:28pm
Lv. Hichburg ....6:55am?4:43pm
Ar. Chester 7:30am?5:25pm
EASTBOTJND.
Lv. Chester .... 9:00am?6:45pm
Lv. Kichburg ... 9:45am?7:27pm
Lv. Bascomville .10:00am?7:38pm
Lv. Fort Lawn ..10:30am?7:55pm
Ar. Lancaster ...11:00am?8:25pm
Connections?Chester with Southern,
Seaboard and CamUn.. a Mr..**.
western Hallways.
Fort Lawn, with Seaboard Air
Line Railways.
Lancaster ,\vth Southern Hallway.
To Drive Out Mc'urla
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVE S
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. 50 cents
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