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COUNTY NEWS HEATH SPRINGS. Mr. S. E. Miles, principal o the Heath Spring school enter tained the Tenth Grade and few other friends, at the horn of Mrs. 13. C. Horton, Monda; night, the 1 1th inst., in honor o his sister. Miss Theo Miles, o Marion, who hn< heen vi>'?tin< him here. Several games wer played and refreshments, eon sisting of a salad course and ; sweet course, were served. A the close of the evening eacl guest was presented with a val entine. The music of the even ing was furnished by Miss Mace: Bowers, in piano selections. Be sides Misses Maggie Vaughn Pearle Crenshaw, Tdelle Mobku and Brite Mobley, and Messrs Jesse Mobley and Roscoe Hillian the following members of tin tenth grade in the high schoo were present: Eugenia Mobley Eva Leonard Vanlandingham Trene Robertson, Belle Ilendrix Macey Bowers, Arlie Sims Bertha Crimminger. Clyde Mob ley. Dubose Robertson, Clvd< Cauthen, Dwight Hughessaon Cauthen, Dwight Bridges. Clau de Mobley, Tierce Black mon aw Ray Mobley. Mrs. E. B. Mobley and Mis<o? Stokes, Davidson. Murphy Peako and Cato. entertained : i i icim.i <11 Lin." MMIIICI > hen? on Tuesday night. the lot! inst.. from eight to eleven. A number of games were playec and refreshments were served A feature of the evening's en tertainment was the opening ol the Valentine box and readinj. the letters contained therein The guests were Misses Aim Vanlandingham. Onie Maeke\ and Annie Wilson, 0. Otis Mob ley. Langston Williams, 1 ?tirkt Ciark, E. C. Bridges and Jess* Mobley, of Heath Spring, am Wendell and Olyburn Wilson o Lancaster. Mr. A. P. Horton went to Col umba Tuesday to look after hi. son, T. B. Horton, a student ii the University there, who hac s A] PAI ? i IJ IJ ? I 3 Vou are cordic S Every color, sh Blue, Green, Bi w ??????? ? Ever' ?? a \\ < fit (he pock el hook ; a Kemcniber, Th:il you < ; Ah Mario lo Your Measure Many of you wond $ and order clothesjet .i . ?? is, tnat we are wi ? ? ? ? A Sou ? ^ I lie most eourten A vie, etc., in<?sl I?( ( (>1 IP ?v Our aim is t?? elo , . your ovdev for 11 li^ s ^ Those of you \vh ^ tailored garment to y y1 And last, but not W past favors. S Cc : rh ? IKAIH: >IAIi 4* the la: T*an arm and a leg broken by Mr. and 1 ' being run over with an automo- spent Sunda; ' bile, Monday afternoon. J. K. Caskey Mr. H. W. Mobley was a vis- Mrs. John itor to Columbia last week. Mr. Mary Mcllw Mobh * also spent some time spent Friday ,f with his daughter, Mrs. Horace Dow. . Earle, at Hopkins, while on the Miss Matt trip. Saturday af a Messrs. Mackey and Bridges Sou lee Kirk. - are having electric lights install- Miss Ft he v e?l in the Masonic hall. This will day week wi C be quite an addition to the town. Miss l.i/.zi .. Is it not time for a town so pro- ,jay with Mi gressive as Heath Spring in all j Murray. other respects to look into the e natter of providing a plant suf MIDW - icient to light our streets and Mr. and ^ ;i s many business houses ami spent Sunda] t residences as wish to be thu- mother, Mrs i lighted? Mr. W. F. Miss Susie Therrell, who has ,\a-SOn Tnesd . been suffering for a week or Mr. \\\ more with a painful sore on hoi business trij right hand, is improving nicely wce.k. at this time. Mr. J. C. Mr. VV. II. Twitty went to Rock \y Caskey a Hill Wednesday to spend a day (j;lv afternoo or two with his brother. Dr The farm Walter 1 witty. this county, Mr. Berry Mobley returned Miss Marthf from Rock Hill Tuesday. lie re- the Midway ports that his daughter. Miss jn i)Gha Emma Mobley, who recently un- (.jui) an,j t}ie derwent an operation, is doing Mr. John well. Amos Blacki Messrs. (I. L. and W. T. Mob- p Adams. .A ley spent Monday in Lancaster. Lancaster ai . where they went on business. from Pleasai 1 There will JONES CROSS ROADS. given at Mi Mr. Marvin Hail >v spent the i . Sf hoo! i , . ... , | nation the ] , past week with Mr. V ancc |nyitH > Hailey, while cutting and haul Mrs .] 1 ing stock to Mr. Hob Mcllwain's Mrs. > l saw mill. Mrs. 1 Mr. Vance Hui'ev spent Friday Miss I . | night and Saturday with Air. Miss -j.Mirvin Bailey. Mis fj Miss Annie Belle M'Murrav ' spent Friday night with Miss ! r vi<> K"ii-lv | "Vr T. I , NKW K i' Miss 'nez Robinson spen4 .. Thursdav night with Miss Thar- * 0 lotto Mellwain. sonham com i Miss Irene Caskey spent Fri- uncle, Mr. .1 * day night with Miss Margie Monday. 1 Bailey. Mr. David I Mr. Roy M< Murray spent Sun- Springs visit day night with Mr. Sidney Ilai- Mr. P. W. Ca - ley. day evening. >j Miss Minnie and Mr. Marton Little Mis: i ! I Jlackmon spent Saturday night Aline Plyler !1 and Sunday at Mr. .1. L. Baiiev's. cake walk at ??? ???# ?< nnouncement ON SATURL illy invited to attend the initii ade, design and cloth that ca own and Mixtures. Plain v y Garment that We Produce, as y< :is well as the form of our customer. /ffc an secure a (iuaranteeil Suit, Custom \ > to please you in every particular at tU ler at our ability to produce the hig U0ur large number of pleased and lolesale Manufacturers of Custom A ???P?W 'II? IT' ? II WO HMUURraHMVMMVUNHmmmbmm venir will be given to you at our >11- treatment I?v our manager and salesn 1114 to yoii, arc made in good faith, t lie every man in and around our town. (Til eason's garments with us, because you < have been buying stock inade clothing < our measure at the same money you have least, we want to thank on r old friends j >me to see us Today. You c; Columbi >* .1 f AAAAiiii KCASTER NEWS. VKBR[TARY 18, 11 VIrs. Ben Blackmon t the New Bethel scho< y with Mr. and Mrs. on the nigrht of the 12th Mr. C. W. Lyles of Ta! i Green and Mrs. visited in this communi ain of Lancaster past week end. with Mrs. John Mo- Little Miss Thelma I. wood 6f Waxhaw is ie Graham spent Miss Flora Belle Todd, ternoon with Miss Little Miss Zelle Mai has been very ill with pn< 1 Sowell spent Sun- is much better, th Miss Irma Bell. Mr. Roy Blackmon v e Kirk spent Satir- been at City Point, Va. f ss Annie Belle Me- time past has returned Mrs. Minnie McAteer ' been very sick is roc AY ROUTE :> slowly. Irs. W. R. Catoe Mr. and Mrs. Luther v with the former's it tended the Valentine j . Rebecca Catoe. New Bethel school house Adams went to J"f- day night, av on business. Mr. and M'-s. J. L. Toe Estridjre made a ed in Lancaater Wednes ) to Lancaster last (i\VK Ml-: TIlllKK MONTI Catoe paid Mr. E to i.ivk savs <oi, i pleasant call Sun n. Miss (.ari-ick Says S!ic Was demonstrator of Case Was Hopeless C. L. McMamis and i Creicrhton visited shk TKi.i.s IM'.TAII school the pasl > Failed, lint Not i If of the boys' cor?1 Year Filter l>i?l IIit (i girls' tomato club. .loy r-.Ki.?v \Tr "Von have about three t: ( askt.N ami - . . ,jvp ., Kmo G.irr!ckt uon visited All. v. r mColumbia, w;i? lr. Caskev is from i,.r had undergone an < l?l Mr. P.laekmon 'or stomach trouble, more ,4 pt.,;n vpji' aco. Misa Oarrick say , , i ,, ? *jo die but 1 did continue to I be a box supper .P(,rt,v wll0? , rlway Vucsday by ,n,...,s or eombnttlnc my m improvement asso- ^!i-i^ 'larrlck says sho bel tuiblic is cortliallv 'm* at last found a moans ? r her health. which an too her year', bus continually I. M. I'hiUips. ,1 ilurivo tii pad lea voara ,V. S. Neal, 'owl completely. She ha* fV?n AddllS r r u'bh stomaeh trot I ' ? \ ' >0' r kindred ailment*. w )ov ia ;Vmms, ?,,, ,t p,i, .tith to a -ta Ile'on >e;tl. made her almost wretched I.ola Kstr'uUfe. :me. siio said. Tanl'e. tin Committee. cPcine. Miss Oarrick helh nrove ts superior v orth in ?? *? ts it has in hundreds of otl FT 11K L DOTS. 1 South Carolina. Iler s r- II follows: I odd ol the Jack- have suffered for ten yi muilitv visiteil his -domach trouble. imliaostioi ' d tusness, sleeplessness nth . L. 1 odd the pas I headaches. My system all has been in a very much ru Tvsoil of Mineral condition. More than a ye .* , , , became so ill 1 felt 1 surely \ .0(1 at the ho nit i>! \ f t ,?r j had undergone tin o ftics the past Satur i was told I could hardly 1 man uiree months. ses Clara Sapp ami "of <;"?rse I did not d ? ' ?i ii did continue to feel terriblv won the Ctlke at th< thfiiK seemed to relieve my tilt' valeiltiine party I took many kinds of medic of the Sprit I AY, FEBRU, i\ opening of our new clotl n be desired is shown. Woi /eaves, Self-woven Stripes,! i " ? )u know is Guaranteed. "You 1 f A Wo also ask you to | Jll Proposition custom [h grade, well fitting, guaranteed loyal customers will confirm this ?ade Clothes, selling direct to yoi expense whether you place an ion all of w li<>iu arc experienced and eoi oso of you who have not bought your c an save money?secure bettor service ihould place \ mil- order with us beeaus i been paying f'?r Keady-Made-Stock C md customers in advance for their con an Place Your Order for In ia Tailorin I NO. V.ItOVv I.INfi. ? ? m. ol hous? to no avail. I would have heai aches frequently, and they were ! i* , painful I thought I would so craz Dernacic While 1 had a headache, I was alva: ity the forced to stay in bed. I was vel nervous. I would suffer with a t'u ee Mor_ heavy feeling after eating, and I hr \riaifin ? appetite. I was forced to eat 1 in? ight diet. My condition has bet steadily growing worse for the pa *ks who te" years. mmonia ^ decided to try 1 aulac as a so of forlorn hope,- as I had read : much of its wonderful effects. T1 'ho has 'irst bottle relieved my stomach i or so mo M extent that I consider remarkuM homo 1 hPKan to 8leep weI1- antl mv u u , P' t,te became enormous, so mu i\no in. ,|i(| it improve. 1 would wake ?YOi iMhui uiiu in- so nungry that I won : .ive to got something to eat. M r?ii. . system responded immediately 1 IM.lso f xnlae, and built up rapidly. Mi ty ?.' "Tanlae is a great medicine, an i SattIV- I e.m always glad to recommend i It is due many good words, for . . .. is so valuable a remedy." 1(1 visi. - Tanlae, the master medicine, id ay. .old exclusively by J. P. Mackey Co., Lancaster; Peoples Drug ' >. Co., Heath Springs; C. (). Ploy .. Kershaw. Price: $1 nor bolt t >lltl IN sj raiglit. Tolil SI" ^ lout lis to of in" r ;i:!r% ^ "ul ;,r ?- c/ i i ration " J than a ?L* . ^p - -".i yi ' ; Sw) , feel ter- ttjk. * found a ^ \ I ible and Ip. but I . and no- EgLttaKfiA trouhlos. EEfc^aj^S inos, hut rjwi&fliStl" ?# ? ( lg Opening ARY 19TH les for the Spring anc rsted, Cheviots and Serg< Silk mixtures, Stripes, I Must Be Pleased", is our S call and inquire :ilioul our S10.110 l'a made to your measure at custom hand tailored to yoi description of our wcrk and ; 1. order or not. So Don't Ft in)M'teiit. is assured you, and s;il: us torn clothes from us in the past, and goods by dealing with us. e you can secure all the benefits a lutimig. fined patronage and to express on nmediate or Future Deli g Comp; \ i- 'A hat Became of Him? 50 Wonder whe'v the groundhog wont? Explanations are m order r>- f?-m this anin- d?Charleston ill IVist. : * " RUB OUT PAIN' rt with good oil liniment. That's jo the surest way to stop them. jo (The best rubbing liniment is I IHUSTAISe li i B IB ? mm am mm uss* LiNiffltSU ' ' Good jor ihc Ailments of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. I ? (food Jor your own A chcs, & Pa ?ns, Rheumatism, Sprains, j <1. Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers. j? ? T ?<$? i of : 1 Summer 1916* | e, in Grey, Black, -Maids and Checks J logan. g "" $2.50 I < ? ir individual measure ? goods". The answer # lil to Call. ^ stioiis as to stvlo, tab- ? should prepare t<? place Q ...1 A1 .-J. ' ? mi M'iiuii'cs <?i a custom ^ r appreciation ??t their Q very. 5 any S TKAUR MAKK m X ? '