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8 rxiday .votes. v ComillitltH's, lU>i|i?'s and Other Information. Please follow the recipe below in . no i ivicuic i e;in, .?irs. J. It. " Hayes, Mr. W. C. Lyles, Mr. C. H. S< Rowell. sa Class C.?Miss Mary Lindsay. Miss Louise Dye. Miss Homer Seerest, Wl Miss Adelaide Thompson, Miss Carrie Funderburk. ,J< MAP DRAWING. ,H sa Class A.?Miss Annette Stover, Mr. M. J. Green, Mr. S. E. Miles. m Miss Rennie Culp, Miss Etta Skipper. u Class B.?Miss Genevieve Reck- se ham. Miss Agnes Bryan, Miss Ma- pr rion Carver, Mr. J. H. Long, Miss (o Lela Coleman. U Class C.?Miss Alma Murphy, Miss Ethel Brook, Mr. W. R. Carson, Miss Corinne Jones, Miss Belle Shuler. ARITHMETIC. Class A.?Mr. W. L. Feaster, Mr. an B. R. Lingle, Mr. A. L. Humphries. Class B.?Miss Johnnie Mae cr, Lynch. Miss Alma VanLandingham. Mr. Ira R. Armfield. Class C.?Miss Josephine Foster, toi Miss Mary Potts, Miss Catoe. as WRITING. en . ?.nrs. j. m. uempstor, Mr. E. W. Caskey, Miss Juanita Neely. Miss Estelle Mungo, Miss Ethel <1 >' Gardner. ini Glass B.?Mr. A. C. Rnwell, Miss re: Sallie Hendrix, Miss Lula McWhor- pr ter. Miss Belle Gardner, Miss Zulee tic Funderurk. m< Glass G.?Mr. 1L H. Clyburn. Miss wi Athalie Nisbet, Miss Emmie Reed, sii Miss Effie Gulp, Miss Delia Steele. gr READING. Glass A.? ( The first two named In each class will conduct reading as and last three named act as judges, i m< Miss Louise Dye, Miss Elfrieda >a Poag, Mr. J. K. Connors, Miss Loute d< Benton, Miss Alline Nelson. Mi Class B.?Miss Nell Hough. Mrs. <o R. R. Riddle, Miss Fannie l'ardue, Mi Mr. W F. Sutton, Miss Inez Rob- '?< Inson. yc Class B.? Miss Estelle Bailey, Miss Belle King, Miss Essie Lee Lake, re Miss Lula McWhorter, Miss Estelle F< Mungo. gt COMPOSITION. Class A.?Mr. Ray Faile, Miss Edna Carver, Mr. J. R. Lyles, Miss cc Laura Therrlll, Mr. Jno. Q. McManus. ^ Class B.?Mr. C. A. Plyler, Mr. G. c( R. Carnes, Miss Orie Lee Rlack, Mr. m Gilbert Gardner, Miss Lillian Blakeney. a Class C.? (Story Telling)? Miss A Valena Peters, Miss Onte Mackey, Miss L.ula Walk??r, Miss Annie Lin- B gle, Miss T^aura Morgan. C The Athletics committee will be 11 published later. nr Mrs. W. E. Taylor. n NOTICK OF DISCHARGE. 11 Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will, as executor of the C estate of E. S. Howie deceased, on ^ the 14fh day of April 1916. make his final return as such executor ? and apply to the Probate Court of b Tyancaster county for letters dismlssury. ^ T. E. Howie, Executor. ^ Estate of E. S. Howie deceased. March 14. 1916 lino frld making cup cake for Class A. as an c< error was in the first recipe. Cup Cake: (loaf) ? 1 cup butter, ol 2 cups sugar. 'I cups flour, 1 scant ^ cup of sweet milk, 4 eggs, whites " and yellows beaten separately. 2 scant teaspoonfuls of baking powder. t< Hake in a moderate oven. (Flavor- P ing to suit tile taste may lie used.) Soda Biscuit recipe giv< n for ("las c< 11 is snfficieii.l for making at least ? 28 biscuits, therefore the amount can be fourthed and be plenty for the six biscuits required. el The following committees have c; been appointed, and if for any rea- di son you find it impossible to serve, t;1 please notifly the county organizer ai at once, in order that other arrange- tl ments can be made. di EXHIBITS. d: Misses Minnie Caskey, Lily Usher, nl Maggie Reese, Annie Wilson, Mary E. Stokes, Rebecca Walker, Come, lia Dye. Helen Garland. Marguerite Goocli, Annie Lingle, Lillian Magill, Eve Hougli, Mary Goocli, Mrs. R. F. ( Carson, Mrs. J. M. Green. g< DOMESTIC ART. (J( Mrs. Mattie MeCardell. Mrs. J. B. t( Mackorell, Mrs. L. C. Payseur. w HOUSEHOLD SC1ENG|E. Mrs. Ira R. .Tones. Mrs. Emma Witherspon, Mrs. J. M. Hood. MANUAL TRAINING. Mrs. Frank Harper, Mr. E. D. t( Bowers, Rev. 1!_ F. Carson. DECLAMATION. \.{ Mr. Claud N. Snpp. Rev. W. S. Patterson. Rev. Hugh Murohison. RECITATION. Mrs. George Williams. Mrs. C. I). m Jones, Mr. J no. T. Green. SPELLING. ,M Class A.?Miss Ella Jordan, Miss ,u Eunice Flynn, Miss Lucia McElwaine, 11 Mrs. E. N. Carnes, Mr. A. R. Lindler. u Class 13.?Miss Alma Huffman. 11 \liCQ _ .. 1- ~ *" : THE LANCASTER N NNUAI* ItKPOItT OF SECltKTAKY THE (JHKAT KIDNEY MEDH LANCASTEIt CHAMBER OK COM- i KULKliiW ITS Ml! HKItCE FOR FISCAIj YEAIt * w?s afflicted with bladder ble. I .suffered such great pai! ' * the doctor had to take my. After the doctor had treated r (Continued from Page 6) two weeks. I did not get any 1 )unty during the year, under the Remembering that a few dot jpervislon of the IT. S. Department ,,r- Kilmer's iS'.vntjip-Root con r . , .. ... ly relieved my ISfotner-in-Law. r Agriculture co-operating with fhf> (lo(.,ors who vvei.e ca? ,'inthrop College, in the interest of |u,r, ulso hud failed to do he (IMS DEMONSTRATION* WORK. ! good.' 1 asked my husband to p This work is Intended in the in- a 'brittle ot Swamp-Root* writ rest of the rural home and should tors prepnrations jiwav, net;uf. rove very beneficial if conducted .TnerimtWy ;tfter r started tnkt* long lines for which it was intertd- RHiner^, )VSw.a.inp-Root 1 was g 1. This as a result or the efforts' rolh'>veri. . My h'nsbafid 'was so p r . , ,, he said'- I should fake'one dOzAi f the Chamber of Commerce. M.,_ c... .? . . . . ties ot Swamp-Root, but bv tin HOLIDAA rilADKS DAY. t p:,(l taken seven bottles I \v'a< December 10th was known as Mer- nR'fely. fes.tored to With. Tin . six years ago and I have not innts Holiday I radcs Day in Lan-jft|,y medicine since. My wei| ister. The Chamber arranged tho.ior> pounds, have three childn ay, secured the music and enter-, niy own work in a house of tin incuts, invited Governor Manning ro?m?- nn? kGf?> boarders. , , ... . ,, ? Very truly yours, nd Commissioner Watson, all for MLtS. AN NTH BAUGHMAJ le purpose of stimulating the holi- r?57 Newell St. Rarberton, < ay trade for the merchants. The Personally appeared before n av proved a very profitable one to <,ll> of 'h?cember, 1^14 Annie Raughtnan, who subscrib II concerned. above statement and made oat HOSPITAL SITUATION. , the same is true In substance i fact. A move was launched during Jan- w A Morton> Notary I ary to secure a small hospital for Letter to le city. The Chamber of Commerce Or. Kilmer & Co.. illed a meeting of the Doctors and JhnKhampton, N. L . . .. . Prove What Swamp-Root \\i ?veral other interested parties to |,.or you> evlse ways and means with which Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer > construct same. Several plans Ringhanipton. N. Y., for a s ere considered, but none seemed " will convince n . .. . ... .. You will also receive a book ? exactly meet the local situation. valuable information, telling The Chamber has kept continually the kidneys and bladder. Whet work on the proposition however, ing. be sure and mention The id a couple of men have been in- <>as,,n fi'(l'l?~^'GGW^ News. It A . . r>0c and $1.00 size bottle for s rested to such an extent that, in ,,j| (|ru? stores. 1 probability, the undertaking will _ t materialise. banquet Chamber of Com LIBRARI. Charlotte. N. C. February :ird we took up the, 10 Mari,h . UnaniinoU8 alter with the Board and other in- ?|,M.ted Secretarv-Treasurer, I rested parties relative to the sup- rarolina Federation of Fairs. < >rt of a Carnegie Library, provided ?.?_ .* Mil. r>. I . i appropriation could be secured ,. .. , , . ,, .. .. ... 11. March Invited i om the Carnegie Corporation with' . .. . ,, , _ .. . , . .. . .... , .. .. Snyder, president Wofford Ci liich to build a suitable building. , . .. . and president State Teachers lie plan of voting one-half of one ... . ... . ... . , , ciation of South Carolina, to ai ill tax on the Lancaster Graded . . ........ ... . a . . | State Teachers Association u liool District with which to support , , . ...... . . , luinbia, on subject. Duty of < me. was approved with only one . # _ A, ' ? , , A. _ . I ber of Commerce to the Sell ssenting vote, and the Secretary , , , , . _ A A, _ , i an honor which has never bee as instructed to request the Dele-I , . ? .... . ? . , A , corded a Secretary in this sta ition, while in session at regular . A A . .... . , A , A As stated above, this is not ?gislature, to pass an amendment , ..... IAAI A. .... . A , you in an eotistlcal way, but ti irmitting the qualified voters of A _ ... . , A A . . , , to acquaint you with some fi id school district to determine by I.. .... ...... .. . ,, , I the many activities of your illot whether the one-half of one . ...... ? , . ....... . . . , .. tary. all of which redound t ill should lie appropriated for the, , .... ... , general good of the organizatio irpose or not. The amendment was ...... ... ...... . : the city from an advertising anc cured and it is now up to the ,A A i # t . i i . t ? licity standpoint, ople of Lancaster school district say whether we shall get the new AGRICULTURE, brary or not. Since the dawn of clvllizatioi CITY IMPROVEMENTS. progress and prosperity of all No city in the state, during the tries have depended largel> st twelve months, has made great- "10 agricultural development < strides in modern city building Pe?D'e- The hand that tills th d community development that has hand that in a measure .ncaster. The many miles of con- erns business affairs of our ate sidewalk, our magnificent paved hence, being as we are. an ag lin street and ornamental street t,,ral community, we can hard hting system, our sewerage sys. better than eulti\ate such mea 11 an<l other improvements, stand aa tend to bring about imp a living monument to the untiring mothods in this particular Hi ergy and push and hustle of a 'odustry. ogressive people. We have gladly co-operated While it is true the Chamber Is not Mr. McManus, Farm Demonsti rectly responsible for these snlendld Agent, in this wrork. and have proveraent8, however the organiza- all we possibly could to furthe sponsible for these splendid 1m- good efforts which he is pu ovements, however, the organiza- forth. We have compiled a nil ?n. through its live, wlde-a-wake list of some 2700 farmers In ?mbers. contributed its part to- county and we frequently mall irds the accomplishment of the do- such advertising matter pert* ed results, and we are, indeed, to their work as may be furr atified at thp success achieved. by the Department and Clemsot ACTIVITIES OF SECRETARY. |lo,?cIn addition to his regular duties' We are now undertaking tl Secretary of your Chamber of Com- ganizatlon of a Stock and P< erce, during the year your Secre- Club in every community In ry has assisted in many other un- county. Makings, all of which work for; The Chamber of Commerce i e best interest ol the town and j| a pleasure to be able to assi immunity. The following informa- rural n?.n ln BOiv|ng the many >n is given in no egotistical way. ]OTna jn connection with his it on the other hand, merely for and ln UlIa way if wo oan >ur information. about any degree of co-operath 1. Served the entire year as Sec- tween the city business men at tnry-Treasurer. South Carolina rllrai business men, we shal deration of Fairs, a state-wide or- tainly feel that our efforts hai inization. No compensation for been spent In vain. rvices. 2. Ser retttrv of lnenl CnnntB lCa < ? i MISCELLANEOUS. lot of extra hard work. No extra! Under this head we will d >mponsation. | aueh measures as are not of 3. Secretary Lancaster County ic,ent duration to come unde utomoblle Association. Worked in head of a sub division. The ( >nnection with Chamber of Com- < her of Commerce has material lerce. No compensation. |slated the Library Association 4. During last May attended vTay^J? furnishing" free quarte outhern Commercial Secretaries' ring the past several months. ssociation, Montgomery, Ala. _ w v . * use of our rooms has been gi< 5. June 24th. selected by Dr. D. . Johnson, president of Wlnthrop ?" othf,r ln "" ollege from among the South Caro- working for the general upl na Secretaries to address the Sum- our town and county. We ha ier School for Teachers at Wlnthrop. deavored to the best of our ?. September, invited by the busl- to locate a Floar Mm ,n ^ ess men of Hampton to organize . . . , , . _ during the past several months lem into a Chamber of Commerce. 7. December, invited to address *ver- We f,nd our ,ocal bu",nefl hamber of Commerce, Greensboro, very loath to Invest their moi f. C., during time of re organization such an undertaking. We n the subject: "Value of a Cham-J hopes, however, of securing erot0? ; clent aid to enable us to lo? 8. January, Invited to address | ork County Alfalfa Association atlsmRl1 mlU ,n ,he VPry nRRr 1 lock Hill. Such an Institution Is absolu 9. February, Invited to annual necessity in order to encouraf EWS. MARCH 14, 1916 INK WATCH QHIIjD'8 COUOH : W |* SSlON'j ''old*. rurinltig In nose, continued trou- irritation of the mucous membrane I AfCUt? n thni | If neglected may mean catarrh later.! *urine. IJon't take the chances?do some-j uc for thing for your cliildt Children will i [>ettei\ not take every medicine, but they will ses of take Dr. King's New Discovery and j iplete- without bribing or teasing. It's a ! aftei4 sweet pleasant Tar Syrup and so ef- f ed on i t'ective. Just laxativo enough to eli- Neglect of r any minate the waste poisons. Almost Sei :ot tne the Tirst dose helps. Always prech; he Ijaf^il. ' ho' mixlhg or fussing. Just e. doc d*k your drugftlst-for J.)r. King's New a ' tin- ' Discovery. It will safeguard vour ' .! t* in <Jtil<1 agnlnsLs?rlo?u? ailments result- const" .,-(.:div colds. Bloat, v lOaseu f " depression, n ftbt. } ft'iUval Division Institute. ' .jug of sou time . 'rjve Neutral Division Institute will frequently . Mini- i,(. jivi(l wi(}, the First Baptist church bowels. J it wafer ' llio trouble taken, V1 4 ?u!V,on' s- 4 March 28th and URe ()f ca| nhi is 2!?th. Tliis division eomprises five should be tin. do sbspidDions, ony of which is Mortuh shock the Iwelxe ?SSo.eiation. a' bust, tl t All assoeiationitl officers, society I ' ' s'. presidents and hand leaders are (>on Dio. lilted to attend. All are invited, herbs knot te this limit t0 delegation. The Insti- Pepsin am ' .'!]?' tute is for inspiration and instrue- fi'ty cents .. mended. ] h that tion. ,Hon St c and in Send names at once to I well's Syru Mrs. Nelle K. Small, ieir.e; for Supt. Morlali W. M. IT. <ttRe ?r in before try 1 _ Pepsin, wl PI I,IX BKST FOR LIVKIt mend to ? II Do Because tliov contain the best liver uch and hi medicines, no matter how bitter or _ & Co nauseating for the sweet sugar coat-I ample inu hides the taste. Dr. King's Newl ^ nvone l.ife 1'iU ingredients that 4 '' ' put tlie liver working. move the V about ?.|s freely. No gripe, no nausea, aid I t writ- digestion. Just try a bottle of Dr. j > Lnn- King's New Life Pills and notice how j egular much better you feel; 25c at drug-' ale a? gists. j rural people to continue the sowing j merco. of Krnin so mi-: things \vi<: simn.it work ly re I FOR DURING 1916. South- I 1. Improvement of agricultural ! "oluin conditions throughout the couutv. Assist in the general improve-1 ? nr. monl of our n*?ny public highways. ! allege. ;5- The const ruction of a traffic: Asso- bridge over Catawba t*iver, connect-' ildress 'nK Lancaster and Chester counties it Co- 'directly between Lancaster and Fort1 Sham- ',awnools". 4- I'ermauent improvements of in ac- our Parks. playgrounds and schools. te i>. Co-operation with the rurul given Pc?Pl*' in connection with their uerolv schools and local Improvement Asew of soclatlons. ^ Secre- ?- The encouragement of our peo-j 0 the to Purchase their goods from the Jr n and ,ocal merchants. 1 pub- 7- Co-operating with the school * officials in order to make Field Day. March 91st, a success. CONCLUSION, ! a. the T , conn- concluding this brief report, on zation, your Secretary desires to ^ make grateful acknowledgment of 0 soil ,,lC hearty co-*>P?ration and support | ? accorded him by the officers, dl-1 land* ,ector8 a,ul meI"hers at large, in the rtcul' furtherftnce of his humble efforts inl 1 - do '"""K the responsible position as1 _ ' ? your Secretary. : * roved i There are four kin<ls of co-opera-! ., tion needed to continue the success- i u 01 ful operation of this organization;! viz: Financial, Moral, Intellectual, with and Physical. These must be pres-; atlon ent if the Chamber of Commerce done is to keep itself alive to its best ML r the *vr?rk. The members must see that tting financial aid Is always available, they I PS ailing must give to the Association their this best thought, counsel and advice and | them they must he ready to give their lining time and physical work when such dshed is needed. 1 Col- it Is said that Pericles found * ?-| Athens a city of mud and left it a I le or-1 mnrble. It is not necessary mltrv ,'lat >'ou make Lancaster a city of | C tjl(> marble, but you. as her citizens, do, owe it to posterity to improve your city and rural conditions, In the way' ileems streets, parks, playgrounds, 0 st the hc.|10o1h, roads and agricultural 1mproh provementa, ami if you but bend work, your shoulders to the wheel nnd bring jpring about the accomplishment of in he- | {t,oge things, generations vet unborn! id tlir> vv 111 rise up to call you blessed. 1 cer- Respectfully submitted, ? n0t LUTHER ELLISON, Secretary. Ant liscuss A WOMAN'S HACK suffl- The Advice of This l^ancaster Woman ,r tht; of Certain Value. nl Many a woman's back has many \ ,i rham* aches and pains. A<l lly as- Ofttlmes 'tis the kidneys' fault, in the That's why Loan's Kidney Pills are du BO e"ec,,veMany Lancaster women know this. Free Read what one has to say about It: Tlir ii yen to f Mr\"' Y' "athcock 8. Main St.. ififc Lancaster, savs: "I suffered severe. ) rfcty ly at times from backache and could- ?^ # Ift of n'* my house work with comfort. If I stopped my back gave away and a a IV ve en- it made me weak. A box of Doan's uMlit v Kidney Pill*. which I got at the P ftD,l"> Standard Drug Co.. relieved me. I IVCSCl icaster give great credit to this medicine.*' jj w. Price r?Oc at all dealers. Don't HALK Ol ' ' simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Under is men Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that i will exp n#?v in Mn* Hathcock had. Foster-Mtlbum of the lat Co., Props., Iluffalo, N. Y. J mid, at ',ave j sonal pre suffi- tnte of si 1 One ni CRt? % There Are Many. J lools and 'uture. A nexchange has an article on "Stop- i en furnlt tely a ,be Wa8t" 01 (las " If some peo- { a pie we know were compelled to wear Kx'or wil te our muzzles it might help some. 4 5-2tc ; lestion May Be M ? _ J_ * uue to Lonsiipaiion Important Function Mny , IoUkIV Impair the JSP ro many people who he- ?<. ' suffer from i ml I Rest Ion > discomfort really is clue p ipated condition. ? W A rith its attendant mental ?* w*^A , sick-lieadache, t lie belch-i r S. ** , f \ W r stomach gases, etc., are ^ % due to inaction of the telieve tlie congestion and ^ ; usually disappears. Tito ... tharties and purgatives avoided, however; these system unnecessarily and, lieir effect is but tempo- A ?^ mild laxative is far prefipound of simple laxative \ A vn as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup ^ 1 sold in drug stores for ~,iSa* a bottle, is highly recom- Uonj. Bnssin. Mr. Benj. Bassm, ,?b0 Madary. Ind., thinks Dr. Cald- \ bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup ip Pepsin a wonderful med- . AAt # , . . ,. four years he had a severe bott,p- fret' of <*ar*e. can be obtained digestion and constipation use when occasion arises. A trial ing Dr. Caldwell's Syrup I, , , . .. . . .i,.i. i... ... i bottle, free of earee. can be obtained V.H atv in Kinu iu rvi'uui- I " " w ' til who suffer wlt|j stoni-'^y writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, owel trouble. |4f>4 Washington St.. Montlcello, 111. OME AGAIN YES, COME OFTEN! DEALER IN le anrl F A MAAVJ VA1 V/V?CI Cigars and Tobacos an dies and Fruits of All Kinds A. W. CHANCE OPERA HOUSE :urday March 18 J. A. COBURN'S i (iUEATER IINSTRELS Positively ALL NEW Company. Heautiful Scenic Ensemble. BIGGER, BETTER THAN EER. The PALM RF.APH ri IIR i ? - \yUVU 111 '010 VFNIf F QUEEN 0F ULU V LlulX THE ADRIATIC" BIG M1NSTRELL - VAUDEVILLE ACTS 6 Conroy and Denny, Ford and Mack. * Gates Bros. World's Musical Trio. * Ragapation Quartette. Acrobatic Pettits. CHARLIE GANO I his beautifully costumed screaming burlesque "THE LOST RIVER IN JUNGLELAND" dec! Feature: Reese Prosser, America's Highest Salaried Minstrel Soloist. TIIE GREAT RIG FUN SHOW pnDI TDM Of * treii vuduimi dluco in MKhtl PARADE :es: 50c 75c $1.00 rved Seats on Sale at B. C. Hough's * PKHHJ'NA'- PBOPKRT*. M??_ iV... T.ulo.lc Ship*' order of the Probate Court >obo to sale, at the residence ???? e E. 8, Howie, on March 29, RJo Janeiro, March 13.?Presl10 a. m., the following per- dent |JrftZ if ga,d t have (jeC|ded to perty, belonging to the ea aid E. 8. Howie, via: negotiate for the leaning of German ule. 2 cows, a lot of and Austrian ships lying in Brazilsome household and kitch- . , , ; ure. Terms of sale cash. fan P?rtH' at ,east for the T. E. Howie. service of Brazil. In order to relieve 11 of E. 8. Howie, deceased. the dipping crisis.