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? MIDWAY NEWS Air. and Mrs. Lonnie Gardner fr visited at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. ' L. M. Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. fr Sam I.mas Saturday night and Suns I day. * Miss ltuth Phillips spent Saturday night with Miss Gannon Roberts i-1 Mrs. Mollie Phillips spent Sunday , ! with Mrs. J. M. Phillips, il -1 Miss Leila Phillips spent Sunday i. j with Miss Ada Lucas. I j Mr. Lurlie Morgan spent Saturday : night with Jack Phillips. lM Masters Buster and Frank Roberts I jinil Itannln T.I- 1.1 " r ' local dots * + + + + + { + + + + + Mr. \V. L). Caskey of the Jonc Cross Roads section was In the cit Friday morning. He states tha they had a splendid rain in his com inanity yesterday. Mr. Hazel Cunningham sbippei 5"0 little chicks to the North Col ^ uiul)ia Poultry Pariu, Columbia. S C., to-day. Tins makes 4,0ftft littl chicks he has shipped this season. The officers of the law have beei >. successful in rounding up abou eight "blind tigers" in the Laneas ter vicinity Wednesday and Thurt day. The cases were_ bound ove to the June term of court. COMING?THE BATTLI CR^ OF PEACE o Mpssrs. S. H. Cunningham and I. P Thompson of Liberty Hill wer pleasane callers at the office ofth Lancaster News Thursday. They re port crop conditions good, but tha rair. is needed very badly in thei section. ?o? At the meeting of the Civic Lea sue. held at the residence of Mrs M. R. McCardell last Wednesday, tli oic officers were re-electcd for the on suing year and comprehensive r? po-ts were made 1>\ the differen committer. ?o Mr. K A. Plyler and daughtei Leola, of the Tabernacle section pas? ed through Lancaster Wednesda morning on tlieir way to Columbia t bring hame Mrs. Jane Courtney, wb has been undergoing; treatment i that city for some time. Misses Alice and M>rtle lleckhar of t)ry Creek spent last week wit their sister. Mrs. T. S. Walker o Stoneboro. They attended the com . . mencement exercises of the Stom horo High School while there. The City Meat Market has Cur ning?hams and shoulders for sab Phone 160. At the regular spring meeting e the First Presbytery of the Assoolat J P.-fnrnied church. Rev. W. S. Pnttei son, the retiring moderator, wil preach the opening sermon. Th meeting is to be held next week a Clover. ?o? Two small tires occnred in th Liberty flill neighborhood Wed lies night; one being the barn of,th Mack ev-Jones Company and th other a tenant house on the Seaborn Rb'hards plantation. In both instar C^s a total loss with small lnsuranc< COMING-THE BATTLI CRY OF PEACE John Boykin. colored. of Camde will npcn up a modern, first-clas bakery on M lin street in the Davl bui'ilin*.' on- door north of the post office. John is a worthy colore m.in and is thoroughly converaar v?th the bakery business. having ha many years of experience, and w trust him much success in his nei field. A. uuuiber of mail boxes have bee erected in various parts of the cit by the Tost Office Department. Tlies boxes are now ready for use and th mail deposited in them will be eol 1-c.fcd twice dally, once in the morn 'ag and again in the evening. Th exact hours of collection will 1) placed oa them shortly. Wf ENOUGH CHOP ever receive ^he proper balance of foot to sufficientl>\ nourish both body am brain during the growing period whei nature's dctnatufs are greater than ii mature life. Thihos shown in so man; pale faces, lean Asdics, frequent colds and lack of tmbnoa For all auchr chiuiren we say witl unmistakable a*arnestoess : They nee< Scott's Etnu laion and it t possesses iry/concentrateld form the verj food elements to enrich their blood. Ii chwj^es w/akncM to strength; it make* ttoern sturdy and strong. No alcohol. SuMt <k Bownc. Bloom field. N. J MEET YOUR MANY 3 CREAM /? DELICIOl < )ur pure [re < 'ream a the refreshments that yo nourishing fu??d. And / dishes and reeeptaAlf/ hi the hest housewife Jif fji STOP II / And got a tfii rat-quench' ereaw or sherbert homo I Lancaster C t_ ...in v,i.iue runups speni i- Sunday with Masters Thomas and Frank Phillips. Mr. C. F. Adams and W. S. Neal I* went to Lancaster Mondav to atJ tend the democratic convention. They were delegates from Midway. Mrs. J. B. Caston spent the past e week with her mother, Mrs. J. F. '* Gardner. t The egg hunt at Midway Saturday r afternoon was enjoyed by quite a number. Midway Sunday school is in a ' nourishing condition now and holds 0 and invitation for all. We are expecting a large crowd from Kershaw t Sunday to hear the lecture which will be given by Br. Jones of Kerr shaw. A cordial welcome awaits all. i- ltev. J. B. Caston has been con>" ducting a meeting for the past week ? at the Sec?ml Baptist church of Camn denMiss Carmon Roberts, Miss Nealy Morgan and Miss Flossie Phillips h spent Sunday with Miss Ruth Phil>f lins Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Faile spent Sunday night with the latters parents. Mr< and Mrs. T. E. W. l" Adams. Messrs. Ed. and Augustus Love and Mr. and Mrrs. E. G. Catoe visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. ? Neal Sunday afternoon, II Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan visited ? relatives in Rock Hili last week. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Ix?ve visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. e Love, Sunday. Ie Mrs. Johnnie Morgan spent the e week-end with her mother. Mrs. W. S Neal. i NOTICE?LANCASTER jj GRADED SCHOOLS T<i \|| Whom It May Concern: n Take notice that pursuant to a s (edition signed by ten voters and j3 freeholders residents in Lancaster (l omiuui i/i?irici, we ine undersigned it Trustees of said District do hereby call a public meeting to be composed *. of all those voters who are residents in a"d return for taxation in said District real or personal property of n thlie value of not less than One Hun\ died Dollars, to assemble in Ihe Court House at Lancaster. S. C., on I- Tuesday the 16th day of May. 1916, at six o'clock p. m . for the purpose of electing a chairman and secretary of said meet inc. Ave trustees of said School District, and of determining I what special tax, if any. not to exceed five mills, shall be levied, as the - majority present may decide, on aall 5 real and personal property within said School District, for the main1 tenance of the public school of said ^ District. This 1st day of May. 1916. ? | Leroy Springs. | I R. S. Stewart. , E. W. Slstare, t J. D. Funderburk, * Oeo. W. Williams, j 59-4tc FRIENDS AT GUS' ICE PARLOR JS DRINKS nd real fruit flavors mak" u tret at our fountain really 'o try to keep our sol ving 8 clean and wholesome a> is town keeps her kitchen. i L SI HERE i 1 er; tako a pail <>i' < to the family. J THE LANCASTER NE1 + > + + + + + + + + ? * * PERSONALS + < + 4*+ * + * ! *** + ** 4 Mr. Walter Davis sp-?nt Thursd In Charleston. Mrs. J. S. Fischel spent Tuesd i!i Chester with relatives. Mrs. L. S. Klliott is visiting 1 father In Hartsvllle this week. ?u Mr. T. II. Barber of Port Mill v a business visitor in Lancaster F day. Mr, Ben llirscb will leave I Charleston Sunday for a. week's cation. ?o? Mr. J. 10. l'orter of the Dixie co munity was in Lancaster on busln Thu rsday. Mrs. 11. G. Ashcrat't of C-harlo is visiting her sister. Mrs. R, VanLandingham. Mr. Will Ross Moore of Greenvi is on a visit to his parents. Juc and Mrs. Ernest Moore. -o? Messrs. John U. Faile and 11. So well of Kershaw are bnsin visitors in Lancaster to-day. - o? Miss A Mine Nelson of the Un section who has been teaching York countv is at home to spend 1 vacation. ?o? Mr. and Mrs. C. !>_ Jones. M John Crawford and Miss Hetty Jo motored to Charlotte where tl spent Wednesday. ?o?Itev. 11. K. Murchison is in Colli bia this week attending the c r in en cement of the Columbia Th logical Seminary of which he i< trustee. Messrs. W. Carson Hodges and Thomas Reaty wore among the L castrians who went to Columbia the Amato concert Wednesday ev ing. ?o? COMING?THE BATTI ftDV tit A rin V/1VX Ui.' r JUAVU O Mrs. T. W. lie Vane of Id be liill was a visitor in Lancaster t week and delivered an address Tu day afternoon before the Ladies . Society of the Presbyterian clntt Kelly says a man wants what wants when he wants it. lie wa you to call or phone 1H0 when ; want anything in his line. ?o-? Dr. Landrum and little dauglit Klizaheth, of Florence visited 1 week at the home of Dr. Lnndru dstir, Mrs. Ilugh It. Murehlson. Unique Heating System. Whether it is practical or not, new system of heating for homes vised by a Swedish Inventor certai has the distinction of being uniq It iB designed for houses of from t< to ten rooms and is especially tended for localities where electri current is inexpensive. The syst consists of two tanks, a motor-drh rotary pump and the necessary n ators and piping. One of the tank! placed in the attic of the house ant thermally Insulated. In it are pla< the heuling units, which, normally,i only operated at night, when the ra for electric current are low . in morning the units are discuuuec from the supply circuit and the mol driven pump started. The water flc down the piping and through the ri atore by the force of gravity and collected in a receiving tank in i basement, from where it is pum] out and returned to the tank in i attic. 8oup Kitchens for Birds. The establishment of "soup kit ens" for the birds in the cemeter and city parks has been proposed A. J. Watson, scout commissioner, w offers to have Hoy Scouts mainti them if the suet necessary is f nished free, states the Kansas C Star. He also calls on all scouts feed the hungry birds about th homes until the snow has raeli fully. Scouts are taught to study bird 1 and protect It. To feed the bli scouts have found the best way is tie pieces of suet in trees and k< grain and seeds in boxes also palled trees. "The furnishing of the seeds rs small Item," Mr. Watson said. "T scout organisation will gladly do th hut it does not have the funds to f Pish suet If any person or organi tlon will furnish it, the scouts will d tribute It." RHKUMATIC PAIN 8TOPFKD The drawing of muscles, the soi li.-sK. s'iffness and agonizing pain Kheun.ati-.in qulekjy yje'd to Sloai idnimont. It stimulates ci e.uiati to the Gainful i?irt. Just :nply llrected the sore spots. Tr a slw time th jYln gives v to a Mr all mnsatlon of cum 'or/ and w? Here's prooK T ha/e hn.l ? ... l ul relief Mn<\l ?sjf you ' i.i .1 n >n mjr kn^e. To ^i?ik o .e ?>.?" Ion Ravi, Hov y 1 ?. i ipnf.e to jJLh h'sti r* . i i hk you foi *h/t\tnr hu>v j o lone for me. /.'aiiV Keren o ''hllHda. Pa. yourt ? lup.iiiu?.. Ml ?ain. 26c nl. />rug?i i.s!V Piles Cusd i>i I iu iXl'r.* tour druggist me.M fifo.'.-l . " > V >1NTMBNT InfH to phi i?v cn iX' ftv If )liod.I11cedlt>||/'r t imT'i .i. ( rin.? h' v^' < [Tie t?r?t ABptMallciii *in ? IVS MAY 5, 3916. + BUFORD NKWS ? * Tin- health of tins cokiummi' . * very good. * We are need in., ram very nan.'. [I .'a I pr?p 'rations arre being mad 'a-v this neighborhood for th?* plant'ng ? of cotton. '? ? lay Mr. F. G. Parker ot Tradesvi'L |? visited at the home of his parent* J Wednesday. J ter .Mr. Lee Walters aua Alias Lena -J Taylor were pleasant visitors at th< |? home of Miss Dalies Bstertdge Bud* ,a(h day afternoon. J Mrs. 11^ A. Ksteridge and childrei J visited her parents, Mr and Mrs foi P. A. Parker. Sunday. m va" Mr. II. A. Esteridge and Master ? Judson Hsteridge visited Mr. M A. J tj) Rlaekraon at Antloeh Saturday ess Mr. 11. A_ Esterldgo and Master J Judson Estetfldge visited M* and ? Mrs. B. 1,. Parker. Sunday * tt" ? \ Mr. and Mrs. 1',. F. Ifsiie: a.-re ? pleasant visitors :i? the hom>- : Mr. J and Mrs. R. F. Usher of the Dixie J ille eoniiniinit:<. Sunday I '* lut' Mr. U. W. Parker visited Mr M. | ? c;. Thompson Sundly at DIji < E. Master Theodore Thompson of ' I ?i\ie visited Mas!-: E v?v.- F k ! J Sundav. I ' I 4 )(v Misses Beululi and Euia Thomp- J in son of New Bethel were pleasant |< Iter visitors at the home ol Miss s Ada ' and Myrtle Thompson. Sundav J Our t'riend. Miss Lilli< l'.->her of 1 Irs. lies section, has returned homo !? ley after having taught a successful term at her school at Unitj J Misses May and Minnie Snipe? of J 1Tn" tin Tabernacle section were pieasant * ','>0- visitors of Misses Etta and Miranda ? : Taylor. Sunday. ? Little Miss ltoua Parker \isited ? litth Miss Ella Taylor. Sunday. J Mr. \V. F. Taylor was a pleasant J for x s'to' :,f the homo of Mr. Lee Ush<"-. J en- Sunday. * Little Miss itossie Esteridge spent < Sunday night with lier grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Parker. Mrrs H - ? - * * * ' - 1 _. . . UOUV1 , HUtllUI Ul I ue v junier class, entertained her Sunday his Sl>'100' >lass Saturday afternoon at ieg> o'clock. Quite a number of Aid girls and boys were present and after enjoying many games they were iuj vited into the dining room where nts ' itkes and candy, wore served. They j foil returned many thanks for her kindness to them. < tor. FARM GIRL. RUB-MY-TISM Will cure Rhei^rjfiatism, Neuralgia, Headache/. Cramps. Colic 1 the Sprains, Bruise6/V.nt?. Burns, Old de- Sores, Tettery/RinVWorm, Ecul> zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, uer used internally or externally. 25c 1 <?i Business Notices em ? ?? _ 'en WANTED -Hones of all kinds, must | lt*i- be dry. T wan\ 25.U00 pounds ot I io Hones a' once. \l'\r I" r hundvt d 1 is pounds. In sacksY^erap Iron - >e eea i per n una red. W'^ i ut Southern _ are, Depot. T. Dual; ^ .".h-:Up tea j ? - - - ? - th? I STONF.C* I'HKHS Iribh Potato Dug ' >or ' Killer. The only r\jir?k that wUJ, |W8 | kill the LJuk and n&t injure ,/lie wjj. ' Potato plant. Try' a Mmx. and ho la convinced. F?> srtle h;Xjv W. Sisthe iav> 5k-4tc I ?ed I _ the i I NAN('\ MALI, and Porto Rico poI tain sprouts guaranteed genuine stock ready for irDlnediately shipment. $ 1.2 r? perAthouaand. fly* c " thouand and over' M.la. ten tflon,eB sand and over IT.OA per thousand ' by f. o. b. Florida F. V Hull, Rock rho Mill. S. C. / 57-Gte aln | * ? i ^ j , "y | MKT IT AT THK STAM>AUI> to ^ elr ' 71 PRESCRIPTIONS life ./4. m| J0P | p: <script ion man is not * to <>nl> registered. but i< also a a i ? graduate in pharmacy 'ho + at, + ur Have vonr prescriptions fill- I* za lis- ed wlmre a thorough know , ledge of the Vusiriess is obtain- I A rc- od. of ( a's, on rwvi Wil l, BHA f ; as ; + >rt. | THE STANDARD j K npfir. ctadc * k- 1/1IUU J1 Ul\b ? H? I ,4 '"'I 1 * ?' - it J !! *01 rhon? 4 Uncwt^r, ft. C. ! '% 1 I.* h K I ^ lF ^ BOOK I ^ ?s/*:counr with- j* lilt**. ?IM ?* < iiffif tur i . * Tii^i i.i nn ^V] 1LX1W IU> LH ^ ot the world Whv not do vow ? ? N ?' ii iu??iu;v i> > th:\v. anywhere else, time and you can pi nc y. ur chock. a cleauet oils and silver. Then, o'ip1 for payment, for, < th>- money?your until he We accept and are gl; Tiir n k 111/ n inc. DAim u "Oldest, S1 Oil sAliK?Kxtra ivico ^Berkshj going at $3.no ipifoh. Che at $5.00. G. K. MoFtow, I.aucasti S. C., Route 1. 58-3 oil >\I,K Seven (7? llerkshi pig.-. ">o each at six -seeks age Apply to G. C. Gregory. |,u easier. Route a. 5P-3 M.I, R.V< Kxeelsior Grocery Co puny for fresh meats of ail kin delivered at once, tfxeelsior (Ji eery Store, at Southern Railsv Station, city. 57-1 Oil S.\I,K ?One good milch eo gives -I to 4 l-'_' gallons per day, pounds butter. See \V. B. P lor .. _ . ') V-.1 OR SALE Fine frraji lot of Nan Hall Potato Plants for sale. 17 1 cents per hundred. $1\60 per the sand. Call on W 1). Chambers, L. & C. Depot. ' \ GO-1 olt SALE- Tomato plnuts; boun ful. Red Rock and Pondorc varieties: ten (10? i;ents per di en. W. K. Pardujy" 60-1 COLi TOILEI Our line of pi el e. f'olfrutea Talc Dactylls, La 1 Bora ted, ran . Colgate* Bay Flougel and 1 cak> ( ^ T oak" Collates Kil 1 5e and Full line Col tie Good Tooth and l'ro-phy-lac-y^ / l);. ,.J .. i*m n.lil 'i Sc. 3 50c ar Good Dret?i-In 15c, 21c and . Full line Sai b^at brands ROBINSON LANCASTER 5 Z^^-vv?,?;v;vv?p CTUAL | BUSINESS I fi rrv w ^ WVJKLU 1 S of the business I is done by checks. > rs thstt wav? 1 * aiVr pi a good bank * It is at your call at any ! iy it' out simply by writ way1 than handling the actual * to</ the check is a good re if/course, the payee can't get * money?from the bank, Z receipts for it. Z 'm y small accounts ad to get them f LANCASTER I trongest, Best" I y rte W.WTEI)?G.000 pounds of cow. ap horse, mule, sheep, and goat hides. You will find us on White street. See us before you sell. Capus Cauthen & Son.. Lancaster. S. C. _ I 60-lmo-p FOR SALE Price the nj^e fruits I arriving tins week ah^fne store of | A. W. Chance. PlpW itaor to Lan?. I caster Hank. Plewse reiuepaber the nj place. 60-ltc I'OR ItKNT -On corner Dun lap St.. ' near graded school building, on-"1 /V 5 room house. S^e W. D. Jones, ( Lancaster, Route- or John B. Craig, at Roddejrs utore. 60-4tc . 2 WANTED?'The public to know that lv- the City Meat Market has reopened itp under the management of T. K. ? Cunningham. Jr.. who is going to icy run an up-to-date, sanitary mar-2 ket. stall fed heel'/ fresh butter )u- and guaranteed Infertile eggs, one at day old. 2_ 1-7 per dozen, a Itc little higher in price, but ? Fresh fish evWy Saturday. Call ti- and see me orfehone 160. Prompt isa ?nd careful attention to all orders r/.- City Meat Market T. K. Cunning to ham. Prop. 69-tfc GATES I ' GOODS j Toilet Goods is com- + urn Powder, ail K'Clat [ 'ranee. Violet and 15c Rum, White Clematis imperial Dilac Soap, * 10c lrkish Hath Soap. ^ 5c )l?ou Dental Cream, x" 260 A.... / . iKaiea /re;ium?, hot- """ Y " Brushes at each. 10c a ,5r : \ Tooth Brushes, each + \ 25c + Brushes at 10c, 15c. + id ?1.00 gt wium ai oc, 100, + 600 ; i iitary Good#. til tbg -CLOUD CO. : S LEADING STORE I