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* m , ++ **+ + + + PERSONALS * + *** + + + + + + + + ** + + + Mr. R. E. Wyll" has been quite eick during the past few days. Mr. E. L. VVlIlians of Kershaw was a business visitor in Lancaster Tuesday. Tlie City Meat. Market has Cun-I ninK?hams mi shoulders for sale. Phone ISO. Dr. VV. G. 3tovens of Rock Hill was in the city on professional business Sunday. Mr. C. O Stosner of Kershaw COUUtV was a hr.<siTi<ww vtsltor In I-oil. ca?t?>r Monday. ?o? Miss Martha Creightou visited the Oakhurst Demonstration Club Monday afternoon Mr. juna j. cam, manager of the Jefferson hotel of Columbia, was in Dancaster Saturday. Mr.- R N. Plaxco. of York is vlslt..., at the home of her daughter, *r> R Mack Robinson. Mr. Ben Hirsch returned Sunday from Charleston where he had spent 3 ir,o?t db'lghtful vacation. Messrs. Dewey and Rom Funder1 uric of thp Tabernacle section were v^ltors in Rock Hill. Friday last. Kelly says a man wants what he wants when he wonts it. He wants you t?? call or phone 160 when you wart anything in his line. Mrs. Ada Hough and daughter. Miss Inez, have returned from Rook TIlll, where they spent a pleasant week's visit at the home of Mrs. E. E. Cloud. Miss Jessie Dee Blackmon who has been teaching in the school at Moret>?ad City, N. C.. durlne the past session, has returned home for the 3ummer. GLYCERINE AND BARK PREVENT APPENDICITIS The slmpiX mixture of buckthorn hark. glyeerlneVetc., knotvn as Adler,Jka. astonishes Xancast?r people. BeJnuse Adler-i-ka\cts /n BOTH lower and upper bowml/ ONE SPOONFUL relieves almosyANY CASE constfnatlon. SOtir stnAirh or r?na Tt removes such surnrhnlng foul matter that a few doses ?ten\elleve or prevent appendicitis/ A smart treatment helps chronic st/mach trouble. The INSTANT, easw action of Adler-l-ka ^ in astonishing j Lancaster Pharmacy. I Excep I Our Bar; I Accui I Mc I Dry G< ? 8c Figured and str! M 12c Figured and V Lawn at Gb 15c Striped and V | t 39c Silk Voift at\ 2f?c All shades Pi Good Apron Gingl ij 12 1-2 Dress Glnj 15c Dress Giughai] Good Bleaching and Shoes "l \ Ladles and Misses Slippers Ladies Low Heel Slippers, Patent leat at $1.25, $1.50, $2.0 Mens Slippers, FJ at Mens Palm Beach Slippers at $1.25, $1. and It will pay you to g M. Our Mott and HflHDHKRHttHBBMMHKSHB *?.L. :? i M.Jf > WALK BY U. S. MARSHAL!, In the district Court of ihe United , States for the Eastern District of South Carolina. itaymond C. CJriflln. as survivor of the firm of E. M. CritHu & Co., IMaintiiT, vs. S. T. A. McManus. as administrator of the estate of T. S. Gregory, deceased, Defendant. By virtue of an execution in the above entitled cause lodged with mo and dated March 17. 191U, I have levied upon the following described lands in Lancaster county, s. c. and will sell all the right, title and interest or the parties defendant in and to the sane, for cash, to the highest bidder, within the legal hours of sale, at the Court House in Lancaster. S. C.. \on the 5th day of June. A. D. 1916, said hinds being sold as property or T. JC Gregory, deceased: % f "A tract df land In Lancaster County, S. C.,\ ofmhvinlng ten110) acres and bounded on the north Inlands of W. ItuyVll Gregory; on the east by lands oW Elizabeth Blackman; on the afnitln by lands of the :>a <1 M. Elizabeth Bnickman, and on the west by lands of\Allce Gregory and Amos Q. Gregory, said tract being a party of the estate lands of the late Willis Gregory and designated as Tract No. 1. and upon which the dwelling stands, having boon con veyed unto T. S. Gregory hv John j P. Hunter, SherifT of Lancaster County, by deed dated the 7th day of February, A. D. 19OR, and recorded In Book M, at page 424; "Also tract containing fifty (50) acres, more or less, in the said County and State, hounded on. the. north by lands of Alice Gregory; on i the east by lands formerly of Halle, et al; on the south and west by Flat Creek and being designated aB Tract No. 4 in the division of the lands of the late Willis Gregory and allotted to Thomas S. Gregory In the said division, by an agreement, or deed, dated the day of August, V. D. 1892 and recorded In Book G? page 779-781. Sold as the property of T. S. Gregory. C. J. LYON. United States Marshall. A story dedicated with respect, reverence, and admiration to "the mothers of America." * * Always in war, It Is the women and little children what sulTor most, who least deserve It See "The Hat tie Cry of Peace." The Quinine That Doss Not Anoet The Heae Because of its tonic ? ?! ? laxnlivo effect. LAXA. TIVK BROMO Ql'IN Kis t>eK<* than ordinary liuitiinc nti<l cIcks u cause jaTvousnm r^r ringiiiK in hea?l >: exuber tjfeUnll nanichi,.i look for the airvrn; of v.. iw. \KOVF. iac. r_i mwmmmmmammmmmm itional \ gains Haven't nulate Dust. >ve Too Rapi oods Clothing Iped Dress Lnwu Mens Blue : 5c sizes 35 to 4 striped Dress $12.50, and .. 10c Boys Suits, s figured Voile $1.0 8, $2.50, 1 12 l-2c Mens Pants, 25c \ $ 1.50, $2.00, $ oplln at....18c \ Boys Pants. lam at 5o \rtp. $1.00. an< ?ham at. ... 10c \ Mens Odd Q at. ... 12 l-2c to\ a c ^ 7 1 \ it I OC, < 1-4C I "I Mil Shoes At your mack and White LadA}<W 60c latest styBfs, Tr or High Heel *V5^'. J*' W I/ad i anu CI her or Vicl Kid DresaAs, SkVrts 0 and $2.98 ? \f v Hats at 10c, \& lack or White si/d \ * 50c /Mens and Bl /and dress S , Black or Tan and 98. $2.50, $3.60, ?t M?S?." 60?" $4.60 and [ive our bulletin your mo Polial to: Honesty. Our Founda Square Dealing Our Sue THE LANCASTER NEW! + + + SOCIAL NEWS + +++++++++++++++v Mrs. John P. Hunter was the cor dial hostess of the Friday Afternoo:. Book Club at a delightful meetiiu; last week. A study of "The New South'' and two readings const! tutted the interesting program, further varied by current events. At the close of the literary program th? hostess served delicious ices. cak< and candy. Miss Mary Hough entertained the Children's chapter, U. D. C, at the last meeting, which was also one of' the most enjoyable of the year. Several readings, recitations, and musical seleot illlic nvirlo nr. > rr intur. esting program, after which the hostess served dainty ic**s and cake. ?o? Little Miss Sara Craig was hostess Friday afternoon at a merry picnic in celebration of her seventh birthday. About a score of her friends enjoyed this outing with her spending a happy afternoon wading, fishing :<nd playing -antes. An appetizing 'unch was served and heartily partaken of by the children, each of vhnni brought the hostess a prettv rt hday remembrance. IlLACKm K\-TO\V\SKM> Miss Grace itlackburn of the Tradesville section and Mr. Townsend of Anderson, S. C.. were married last night at the Central hotel. Miss Blnckburn is a daughter of Mr. A. M. Blackburn, and has hern living in Lancaster for the past, several months. The groom is a telegraph operator. The News joins their many friends in wishing them a long and happy life. tllGKLlVHAIJ. Married Sunday at the Presbyterian manse by Rev. H. R. Murchlson, Miss Janie Illcklln and Mr. Millard Fillmore Ball. Miss Hlcklin in a daughter of Mrs. Sallie Hicklin and the late Mr. A. W. Hlcklin. She if a sister of Mrs. J. A. Williams and a young woman of pleasing personality and lovable disposition. The groom who holds a responsible position at Great Falls, is a native of North Carolina and a promising young man. The happy couple will make their home near Ashevillo, N. C. 7~i i f aiues : Time To They dly Clothing Serge all wool Suits, 2, at $8.98, $10.00, . $15.00 Jizea 3 to 20, at 75c, 13.50 and $6.50 work or dress, nt 98c, 2.50, $3.50 and $5.00 sizes 3 to 20, at 25c, 1 $2.50 Coats, at $1.98 up $5.00 linery own price PRICE tR and Chlldrens Hats, liumed, at 60c, $1.00, 2.60 and up. lildrens ready-to-wear , Middy ^Blouses, &c. loys Straw and Felt 5c. 60c, $1.00, $1.60 $2.60 )ys full line of work htrta at 26c, 60c . . $1.00 ear, B. V. D. and etc. UnlonguitB at 50c $1.00 st careful attention toff lien, Fair cess. ummmmmmmmammm 3 MAY 16, 1916. + + + + + * + + + + + + + 4>* + * * LOCAL DOTS * + 4 + + + ++ +< + + + 'i'i,'>vv There will be a" ice cream supper at Midway, Saturday night. May 20. proceeds to be used in furnishing hall. Public cordially invited. ?u? Rural correspondents are request ed to send their news items to the paper promptly on time, end lie sunto sign name, otherwise it will not appear in publication. ?o? We take particular pleasure in calling attention to the Winthrop College scholarship and enterance examination to be held at the Court flouse . Friday. July 7, beginning promptly at 9 a. in. Lancaster eountv girls take notice. ?o? The progressive rural communities throughout Lancaster county organizing community fairs are to be | congratulated for taking hold of this i pi rticular instructive work. We hope to hear of others being enrolled in the near future. ?o? Saturday evening a negro by the of Nathan Evans stole *r>.on ! from another negro by the name of McGrifT. In less than two hours i ime Constable Charley Caskey had ;m rounded up, convicted, and Monro morning he began a days Titmice on the chain gang. Miss Maude Moore has returned from trenton where she has been a very successful high school teacher tho past two years. The following naragraph from the Trenton social news in The State of last Sunday lis of a pretty compliment paid to 'his popular Lancaster girl whose friends are glad to welcome her liome: Friday evening, in the Wise's hall, a reception was given by the ladies omplimentary to Mr. and Mrs.H. W. Scott and Miss Maude Moore. Mr. Scott has been principal of Trenton high school for the past two years. Miss Moore, his first assistant, and Mrs. Scott has the music class. They are not to return for another yenr, and their friends wished to show their appreciation. TOLI) IN LANCASTER \ Kc-idrni Known to all Our Head* ers ICclales an Experience. Headers or the News have been ,told again and again of the merits oi that reliable, time-proved kidney rem cly Loan's Kfdney/pills. The experiences told a\e mit those of tin known persons. lWi/g far sway. Th? uses are Lancaster cases, told bj Lancaster people.A, Lee Ellis. Lancaster, says: "J 'trained my ba<J\ aim I believe thi* caused trouble /ith mV kidneys. My hack ached ay the ti^io and when i ict.> iiu" ii, /l cuiiiiin ixsieep owins iu the adun/ across myMoios. '.f ] lifted ten founds. something In m> back seomAi to snap. I joit Doan'f Kidney fills at the StandnYd Dru? Co., and one box entirely cured me I haven't had an ache since." Price 50c, at all dealers. Dou'l simply ask for a kidney remedy?gel Roan's Kidney Pills?the same thai eun d Mr. Kills. Foster-Mllhurn Co. Props., RntTalo, N. Y. BUSINESS NOTICES ! FOR SALE One Jersey cow, givei 4 gallons. Good condition. On' l horse and one utare, gentle anr will work anywhere; ages 8 anc 12. Will seLr for rash or goot papers. Phone or call J. It. Lyles Stoneboro, S. C. 61-3tj CALL .158 Excelsior Grocery Com pany for fresh mrats of all kindi delivered at once. Excelsior Gro eery Store, at Southern Railwa; Station, city. 57-tf' FOR WOMEN"?Free treatment fo suffering women. Send this a< and I will mail you free ten day'i treatment of a home remedy whicl will absolutely cure all female com plaints. Address with stamp. Mrs M. A. Hilton, Kershaw, S. C. 0 2 - 411 i WANTED?6,000 pounds of cow horse, mule, sheep, and goat hides I You will find us on White street i See us before you sell. Capus Cau then & Son., Lancaster, S. C. 60-lmo-p FOR RENT Six room cottage oi Market street. Formerly ownet by A. W. Chance. Apply to H. S Parks. 61-3ti FOR KALE?Good much cow. 3 1-1 gallons and 1 oound butter a dav W. Hazel Cunningham. Route 4 Phone 208-8. 61-3ti FOR RIKl?On corner Dunlap St. near graded school/building. on< f> room house. S(y> W. D. Jones Lancaster, Route, 3, or John R Craig, at Roddey^ store. 60-4ti WANTED?To InAse Pie dm on Springs Hotel, llottilng Plant am Cottages for one mymore years Will make right nnee and goo< terms to right paaty. Everything fully equipped Jfnd furnished t< get right to business. Hotel ha: electric lightersewerage and baths Unless responsible do not apply White Dijnuond Llthta Springs Co. Gaflfney. S. C. 62-4t< FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE? lie Kelly if you Woye i fat dry cf you would like yC " , ap for a goo< milker. Kelhy aV has a ;o? hor9e and buggy f\ sale (*.. -to WANTED?RAGS -Vyhc i . ou la. copper, rubber Or J#rass see ?jiv a Southerb Depot,/ R. 1>. Roved y\ 03 4t I FOR RENT- Trto lnugt' i ' | one five room,and ofle aix.M re convenlence8., Apply to Mrs Li< ! White or W. f. Cunntngti-r / i! >< ! > ? i i i i i i f /0gS&\ . 7 ffiw ! ^ bank ffll j : book p v j ?NACCOUfir WITH- P* j I mill' imp* * *??i ir* ?itu 'Hiiiiin uirijinir , j V utitiiiiiI ?: A I > r TINK-TKNTHS of the world i; i : Whv not do vonrs * m Z Vour money is safe I i > than anywhere cVe. It I * time ana you can pay 1 ins jour rhecl:. a cleaner wa; V bills nr>d silver. Then, too, y ceipt for paj-nient. for. o? ci ! y the money?your mon 1 y until he rece V V We accept sm y and are glad 1 THE BANK OF I "Oldest, Stroi ' FOUND?One red male pig on my premises Sunday, May 7th. Own- y ! er pay expenses and get pig. ' Robert Whitlierspoon. Lancaster, S. C., Route No. 3. 63-ltp ? ,! Tho United States is the richest country in the world. Are \\q pre-J | pared to defend it, if necessary? i I KOOL KC FOR \VII*iO\ IIKOS. FK UNDER1 : Wilson Bros. Clo * Suits. $1.0<i and.. J Wilson Bros. At I 1 Drawers, each .... 1 Wilson Bros. Lou ? seams, all sizes... 1 Wilson Bros. Fl Ions sleeves, each. 8 j Wilson Bros. Nif ~ light aud kool. 50< c Wilson Bros. Pa, and j Good Athletic Sh jj extra good quality ? each Good quality G Drawers, earh . . . . j Good quality U: nainsook, all sizes Good quality B each 25c and MFV'K P4IM ni $5. J Good quality P light and dark sha > Men's fine qua ; Suits, tailoring of all goods sponged j suits will not draw ? each MEN GET t M)F. STRAW 0 Good Straw Sa: t Men's better qurn 1 flexible brims, ear Men's fine Straw | " Ivy sweat bunds m; q fit like a real soft f i and Men's fine lit* $2.00 and r Lion Fraud Sbli dred cuffs, ee.ch 1 Full line Silk at j and Cotton Iloee, i Suspenders, Collai Armbands?la fac nay of Gents' Fun ti ; ROBINSON-1 LANCASTER'S V 5 j'of the i BUSINESS I WORLD I V of the business > s done bv cheeks. ; that wav? : ? . < v ill a good bank ' is at your call at any > t out simply by writ- J v than handling the actual * the check is a good re- < >urse, the payee can't get * ey?from the bank, ?< ipts for It. v V V all accounts to get them J Lancaster! lgest, Best" ? ? ?j?i ??????? ?*?.???>.?* t.l A beautiful love story Is i nterwoven with the stirring scenes In "The Itattle Cry of Peace." Awake America! Do we want war? See "The Battle Cry of Peace.*' All's fair In love. Is all fair in war? )MFORTS MEN ATHKIl VVKKIH'I' WEAR set! Crotch Union $1.60 hletic Shirts and 50c g Drawers, elastic 60c ino Gauze Shirts. 50c -v.* un ouinn, ruinuy, ?, 75c and. $1.00 janaas, each $1.00 $1.50 lirts and Drawers, checked nainsook. 25c (auze Shirts and 25c nlon Suits, check 50c oys' Union Suits. 50c 2ACH 8UITS AT 0? ? I; altu Beach Suits. ides $5.00 lity Palm Beach the better class, ind shrunk. These up when washed. $6.75 U ONE OF Orit HATS lot's $1.00 ility Straw Sailors, h $1.50 r Sailors, Bon Ton ikes a straw sailor elt hat. each $2.60 $3.00 :hora fiats, each $3.00 rts, soft and laua H.00 and. . .$1.60 id Wash Ties, Silt Supporter.!, Belts, m, Handkerchiefs, ' t anything in (he ilshln#* CLOUD CO. LEADING STORE