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c t | X f I a f > It is with pleas March 21 we will date line of Milli $. Ladies', IV Y 7 <r We have evervt have the prettiest ? Daisy Wreat And mam othe a will also sell Flow V f T ? T ? Springs Bio a^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A FORK HILL The quarterly meeting of tl W. M. U. Auxiliary to Moriah a sociation Division No. 1. w meet with us on Saturday, Marc 25. We invite all ladies to a tend, and we hope that as mar as possible will be present Mrs S. E. Hinson and daughti Julia of Longsville spent Sundr with Mrs Jas. R. Blackburn. Miss Sallie Hendrix spent tl week end of last week with h< parents, Mr and Mrs D. W. He drix of Heath Springs. Mr Edgar Blackmon and wi spent Sunday night with Mrs A. Bowers. Mr Authur Baker and wife vi ited Mrs Estelle Roberts Sundt Mr J. A. Bowers got his 1< nainfullv hurt bv a falling log. Miss Etta Couch is visiting h aunt Mrs F. F. Sims in Fli Ridge. Rev. and Mrs T. A. Dabney ai children visited Mr and Mrs Ja R. Blackmon Sunday. Miss Ella Hinson spent Suiuh with Miss Virginia Hinson. Mrs. Willie Hinson, who h been in Rock Hill Hospital for ? veral weeks is at home, and improving rapidly. Mrs D. J. Hinson and childr of Rich Hill visited her daught Mrs Hobson Brasington Sunda Mrs Arthur Baker and Mi Myrtle Baker visited Mrs Bakei mother Mrs R. L. Baskins Mo day. Mrs M. M. Catoe is visiting h grandson, Mr. Hazel Catoe, Pleasant Hill. Mr A. M. Blackmon visited 1 father-in-law, Mr J. A. Wear pf Flint Ridge Sunday. Mr W R. Carson SDent Tu< day night with Mr B. F. Bakei Mra J. R. Blackmon and Mi Sallie Hendrix spent Tuesday j ternoon with Mrs Hunter Blat mon. Mr Charlie Catoe had a woi ing Wednesday. Mr Symth Baker spent Sati day night with Mr Roddy Blac mon. WATCH CHIIJVH COIJflH Colds, running in nose, contim irritation of the mucous membrs If neglected may mean catarrh lat Don't take the chances?do sor thing for your child! Children v not take every medicine, but they v take Dr. King's New Discovery a without bribing or teasing. It's sweet ploasant Tar Syrup and so fective. Just laxative enough to < minate the waste poisons. Aim the first dose helps. Always p pared, no mixing or fussing. J ask your druggist for Dr. King's N Discovery. It will safeguard y< child against serious aliments resi Ing from colds. THE LANQA o ?$> <$> <%> <$>?%? ^ . x llACi JL UV/Ol r7 Will be A a lire we announce to the public that 011 Tuesday [ have on display the prettiest and most up-to nerv ever shown in Lancaster, such as lisses and Children's Hafc hinu: in the latest Shapes and Styles. We also line of Flowers, such as hs, Forget-Me-Nots, Violets, Ros< r kinds of Flowers at lOeand'Joea bunch. We *ers and Shapes at prices that will astonish you. BAR o ck, nnmnrn nr 1)01-1 of tbe chambe * UHAmULl\ Ur I which menho( a'towi || COMMERCE BANQUET t-i (Continued from Page 1) "?orce W,U ???"??? 1V, I you get them to c< * , " . . " ~ " support.'' building. Dr. Daniels dwelt at Df Danlelg Htres Br length upon the value of optimism t&nce Qf organ|xatic iy the contagion of a smile, and said fjn<| Qut by co_open with reverence. "I don't believe God town nee(,s ? hp u ie ever made a long face. They are golnK Qn ,n Bl here by accident." He also paid his ought not tQ gQ Qn n- respects to those individuals who nothlnR of. boy8 ar, feel "just tolerable" asking what dowQ ftnd the Qn,y ^ te right they bad to feel tolerable and ,s thrQUgh orRaniza 8tatin* that "our town8 wou,d bejthe needs; drive oul better without them." i atitute that which it S- Dr. Daniels spoke with enthusiasm hard to do wrong, et iy of town boosting and the pride every pr Daniels said we eitizon ought to feel In his city. a 3pfrit of civic state He said our people should be glad need to take an lnte ev their lots were cast in Lancaster. ur affairs, to have tt "Suppose you had been born in nf our very best p Chester." ho suggested, (his hear- tinned. The speak< id ers applauding with gratitude that to the importance t IS. they had escaped such a fate). He arrangements. "We expressed his opinion of "kickers" jy hound together iy doubting if any were present, "for health" said he. "ai they don't usually go to meetings respecter of persons as like this," lie said. "If Lancaster is touched on the nee ie- not the best, if it is not the biggest a jove for the heai is town on the map. whose fault is it? that Lancaster doub To you who live here Lancaster is Dengue of women wl en the most important town in tho things. to Judge frc er world. Why shouldn't it be the jonquils which deco ty most important town as far as you "Society is respon SR f,rp concerned Let out of it. if it who do not see hen isn't that to you. It is Hie only place charged. m_ to which you can contribute and it ()r 1)anjelg cloJJp(1 can secure all the advantages they eloquence whIch fa er have elsewhere. Just so also is the hearera by storm of country round about the most im- wag pJea for chj portant country to you. If tho crops ..Aft all that should he Killed for two years three- portant to any town "S fourths of the stores in this town ()f ,t8 c|t,Mn,h,p/, Y er would have to close." He referred tfee chamber of Co to the statement of Mr. I.ong. of L8aj?ue ,hat has nQ, JR- Clemson college, as well as others. tjmate bulIdln<? of r. that the Lancaster Chamber of Com- fa,|lirfl( in tbe end .. iss merce has done more for the agri- ROOf, Qf dream8t vil it- cultural interests of Lancaster coun- a8klng tbat the men *k" ^ than any similar organization in the young peoplft the state. "What's the difference be- droam8 and amblt. k- tween town and county?" he asked. wm ,ogo ,f thf>y a| The town is merely the center of portunltleB of reall jr_ population. There Is work for all to I)anlelg clogcd w|th k_ do. The politician who has gone up the Athenittn oath> and down the land is responsible for suggestive to all dividing the people, for creating ulf- bu?d a maater city, fercnces between them. I hope the Mr ciaffy, of th ied tIme wWI come when no candidate for way> who wag anot, me office will dare try to separate the vlaItor( congratulat er. people.The speaker satd he had cla, organization 01 no- been a country boy himself and had It heg accotnpi,shei e,l, once believed as the politicians told gaying that he knes tnd him that town people didn't like him. that had the i a believed as the politicians told him t9r hag made jQ ?f* that the town people didn't like him. (^jaud n. Sapi ost H* urKed that the town bers to help the bo ,re. more than half-way to welcome the of the chamber of , ust people of the country. They must Py on the worfc ths few step just over the line," he said. He BCored thoge wl )Uf jlt_ He asked his hearers to contribute have been putting n generously of their means to the sup- have got no good 01 STKR NEWS. MARCH 17, 1916 Millit lfllllll t>? . ' F' ? ' 9'. Jay March BUSY day at Oi > if you a our opoi linvr? % i Mis: Will. < < -S liuory Co. Miss Mc( Miss ftnol M E T T I and 10c STORE r of Commerce, < channel through B B a can contribute B B & S town. "Those JL amber of Com? to kick until > ?ntnb?to to "^MONDAY, M sed the irnpor ?n. "You must FIVE OF BII I?0*. " y?Ur TALENT! id. "There are' this town that COMPOSED partly by that you know EXTENSIVE travel ar i' being dragged pany to render one of the ay to save them grams. ti?n. Find out COMPOSED of both v< the evils; sub- DON'T forget the TIM ) good; make it Chapel. Cor. College and ] my to do right." Busso-Profunc 1 n,U8t titivate Lyric Te , smanship. "We * . rest in our pub- R.ob,usto, T,e"? ion. in the hands Vlolm' Diu onnlo Ho nnn. V1 Ol 1D APPOTY1 *r ^also referred Admission 25c and 15c >f good sanitary Benefit: Biddle Unive: are so intimate- Special seats for whit in matters of ?? nd disease is no that "to get returns from it y The speaker iQok for the Rood in it." d of cultivating Mr ^ e. wylie spoke on utlful, observing portance of keeping up the tless had a Civic I commercial organization wh 10 cared for such | pave, which can be done by im the beautiful | (jown tho selfish spirit. rated the tables. ! Rf,j along without money" stble for those un^ urged the women to i luty in life," he men pay their dues. M later expressed his own appi with a flight of of the work Luther Ellison 1 ,lrly carried his for I^ancaster as secretary His conclusion Chamber of Commerce, pro] iracter building, rising vote of thanks, where ich is most im- cry person present rose in h< is the character cord, le declared, "and Other speakers were Mr. ( mmeree or Civic Manns, the Lancaster eoun t in view the ul- demonstrator; Prof. A. L character is a phries, superintendent of t He spoke of the shaw graded school and Re dons and Ideals, Murchlson, who also pronou and women help benediction. to keep their ons, which they TABKRNACM2. re not given op- Our school witl close al zing them. Dr. 24th of this month, the quotation of We have re-elected 01 that pledge so teachers for another term, who would help c. Lyles, of Oconee, 8. C., clpal and Mr. C. H. Rowell ie Southern rail- place, as assistant, her distinguished Our missionary program ed our commer- Sunday-school will he carrle< i me good work third Sunday of this montl a for Lancaster. Mr. J. M. Carnes, of Mot r of no other city ited bis father here last Pi progress Lanoas- Mr. Sumtcn Mcl^endon, o 8 past two years, bla, spent Thursday and Frl ) urged the mem- his aunt, Mrs. R. R. Rowell ard of governors Mr. and Mrs. D. TI. Sul Commerce to car- Charlotte, spent the latter it belongs to all. last week with Mr. and ho srxy that they Carnes. noney into It and Mrs. J. R. Courtney and it of It, declaring visited relatives In Cassatt li m M J I! ilil' ^ .;.. M^r t ' 21 . '' ;: Here are some of the Latest Styles ' * ' -U? i *n SHAPES this Season. Our pri- X J" StOlT0 ceg on shapes are from 25c to $1.25. re ill the market fur a HAT it will pay you to wait until i liny; i'ui sdav, .March 21. We have emploved as our MilT s McCall, of Charlotte, N. C. 2 nies to us highly recommended by the Hamilton Mil.. of Charlotte, where she lias had three years' training. A 'all will have charge o t'our Triimning Department and V la Barnette will have charge of our Sales Department. f : S I i ?* ? c r if juani^aaici, u. v*. ** . >| y a A NOTICE OF FLECTION m 91 H I^WB 1 I Whereas one-third the fr ^L1 I I I I <| I I I holders and ono-third of the electors W M. M> A ^ a a of the age of 21 years, residing in Harberville school district, No. 1 have petitione dthe county board of education to order an election to de\ OOTI4 I Q1 C termine whether or not an additional jr\.TY.V*Il. ?d\J 1 I lj I *J k\J tax of two mills shall be levied on all real and personal property for school i purposes. 3DLE UNIVERSITY'S MOST w? hereby order said election to r^-pv t~>tt t> r;vat?mpdc held by the trustees in said Bar2jD IrhiKl UKMUjKo herville school district. No. 1, on the famous Biddle University Quintet. Wednesday, Mnrch 22, 1916, at the . , . , , ... school house, id varied experiences enable this com- At which election only such eiecmost entertaining yet classical of pro- tors as return real or personal porperty for taxation and exhibit their , tax receipts and registration eertlfloca1 and instrumental numbers. cates shall be allowed to vote. E and PLACE, March 20th, Institute The opening and closing hours Burr streets. shall be the same as in all general elections. in () I .enn McKno .... v. A. LINGLE. W. Astor Morgan w. n. twitty, r, W. Henry Richardson jos. k. Connors. 'id Taylor County Board of Education. panist. Edw. J. Wallace ? :. Children 10 cents notice of election rsity Endowment Fund. Whereas one-third of the freee people. holders and one-third of the electors ? ?? -J. ?f the age of 21 years, residing in Jones Cross Roads school district, ou must BRITISH l-OSSES No. 20 have petitioned the county REPORTED IiARGE hoard of education to order an electhe lni tion to determine whether or not I - r Men-" i,2 XLTt.it leh we . 1 lni in Turks. erty for school purposes. putting ' We hereby order said election to Ve can't' Berlin. 31a rch 13.? (Bv Wireless) 'e held by the trustees In said Jones oni,i The losses of tho British forces in *roSM Roads ??hooI district. No. 20 on he said. The losses or the British rorces in WGdnesdHy Mftrch 22 nf fhp g(., see that Mesopotamia in the recent battle ju?use. r. Wyli near Felahio are estimated by the At whioh t>iPction onIy 9uch e|ec. rociation Turkish war office as at lenst rood I?,...? . - , u? i ciuni real or personal porplas done1 The Turkish statement issued un- ^J.v r??S|pt^i*anS"reRlstration''Vrtftlof tne.der date of March 12, follows: rates shall be allowed to vote. v 1. posing a "The enemy's losses in the battle The opening and closing hours upon ev- ofKeiahie on the M^sopotamian front bo ?? '?? general ?arty uc- aro estimated as at least 5.000. elections. . V. A. LINOLE. . ? "1? Arabia, on tne Yemen front, ^avmado * 'C_ a British detachment of 5,000 infan- TwjTTy ' ^ a try. supported by 000 cavalry and ' ' 'I J1* ' 12 centimetre guns, started on Jan. Coun* Boartl of Education. ,ho Her- ^ 12 from sherihgosman, north ? * N v" of Aden, and occupied the town of NOTICE OF DWt.HARCJE. ___ need the Aflgh They attacked the Turkish Notice is hereby given that the vanguards with superior forces, but undersigned will, as executor of tlie * w _ , , . ... will of E. 8. Howie deceased, on were stopped by a Turkish counter uth day of Aprll 1916 make . attack fram El Vahtta. After three finu] return as such executor bout tne hour8 the enemy withdrew.- Only the and apply to the Probate Court of , protection of long range artillery Laacaater county for letters dtsmtsir Hit iii c mm bm T?rof w RVerte<i * panic. **" as pri.: "T*? enem; ^n.hr.,ed,t0 IT Wi? o' ' Ho?wU dX^?* *hi. reslstence at El Rcneihale, four kilo- ,, - . .. , of this ?? March 14. 1*16 lmo frld metres south of Asch In positions for our wh,ch h* hR(Jl 'Prepared in advance. 1 out the bu* wti9 'OI*c?d by th? Turkish troops THK ACHHfl OF HOUSE OLKANINO u to retreat An the fortified camp of Te p?Hn and soreness caused by iro? vis Shlekh, under the protection of can- bruises, over-exertion and stralnlsg ' non on ships anchored In the Oulf dur'?? hou8? Kcl^,nin* V?? day. soothed away by Sloans Liniment. f Colum or Aflen- No noed to suffer this agony. Just day with "The Turks destroyed the town apply Sloans Liniment to the sore and fortifications of El Emethale and spots, rub only a little. In a short iivitn of raptured supplies there." l,m? J,he p<i,n l?8*?"' J00 * f0"* livan, Oi fortably and enjoy a refreshing sleep. part of One grateful user writes: "Sloan' Mrs. E. us a n-?- ~ Liniment is worth Its weight Pile* Cored In 6 to 14 Days gold." Keep a bottle on han' Your dmcfist will refund money M f>AZO it against all Soreness V children OINTMBJfT fnils to enre any MM of Itching. flllnd, Bleedingor Protruding Phe?in 6toUdays. Rnd Hru.SeS. Kills pale nst week. fhn first application flree K*?? nnd *e?t. 50c. our Druggist. ' \ ' V ? . ...