The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 23, 1916, Page 2, Image 2
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of Interest
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Will. \ N S \\ 1 P. IHKIJI INTIIINs
Most r--.t - >f ti !>.?!' io not
Ttefd an introd o' '<n to A.fro', p
l.anc, the man \*i is pointing a revolver
st. . a r >o.r eyes
from the head >; 'h - column.
Those who folio* U -hooting
?port .1$ .ill i*il! a'! : .it Mr. Lane,
tlien just burst r>c u? of hi* "teens,
made a oh an ? w? ;? of t p.#t' and
revolver imp !p- fur ("r.^h*
Sam it ttlvj n ir.u - S:< icJiolin.
In 11*1?. Ii tIiootnp tittons.
the younc Am ioan v .1 pitted
against th< ? >rt t- :
World and his tri . npt. a- h -ral 1 !
a - one >t t o i t?>*? h; a< \ tnents
of shootine historv.
Before k tinc to lh? Olympic Gaines,
ZMr. Gan* had made t re. world"records
and ' or, the indoor pietu>?
ohaniplcnship th< I'nlted Stat* ?
}] s shooting i- it' |>t uj> ' c a a.fkiOlishiu
standard a ithout a relapse,
tie late-t important winning with
which he i- < >.! tv ' having been the
atr* i . ggr -at. ?.f th? r< v !*? ;
rany< - ? :h 1 * 1 t ?' ? Girt tourna
ment.
ting w.t' ;i . raiihei rift
practicing in his father's cellar as
* -V M l.aia ha grown up wit i
pa* iral p< haul fot firearms of all
? -t - b>* "ig . n: -t i- iaii> x*. rt
.811 111 -1 f>:. T . . .' - |
* I'Mlg A ith
*ar t> "shfi >t.n- ir ' Mr. I.ane ha?
c*"?n able to carry an exceptional fafruity
for concentration and analysis,
?nd i natural talent for things
St-.c ani<?l and enLfic. II> dieirt"
shooting subjects and goes to
Vne bottom. Not content with claims.
is continually < mi 1 net in a experiravnis
with arms an'd ammunition to
satisfy not only his own inquiring
amrid, hut to answi-r in'clliun litly the
-oMimial flow of questions that come
*ro him. as an authority, front individuals.
publications and many oilier
fin rees.
T ere is no doubt that Mi. Lain is
peculiarly adapted to nniidh' qt;< ri> s
that may ton to iiitu froni r<adei?
I In Lancaster New*
MIL I.AM". M.MiliS Ills
Interest in shooting in all of its
'branches lias gre.ttlx in* rease.1 of
"late. More trap s looting. rifle and
wuhrr clubs art being organized,
mi! iJje public in general is making
insistent demands upon autlioritativ
Boiir >s toi information covering the
"whole . eld ot tile .-port
an-, ot t: . nitm of . tions
\ )> c!i the editor of The Lancaster
N"V. " lias re. !ved h has arranged
it n n)?* to tak< ? . of a dep. rtntent
?>r? the subject.
Tliis mlnm is open to queries on
aii> subject otic ning the use of
ti trnis for hunting or target work.
If -pace pei mils. 1 ill also throw th*
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Send Que -tiohs to Mt:Lane>
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Answer Department
to Shooters
1 i:: it <p : l.sc. . n>. by roadof
vi, ;<>i- s > firearms aiul
r things ... t, ti.i sport.
On question; : egarilinv: the ahun!
ii' o -< ,?r> ity of same .11 any pa'.a:
I., ility. I r, wiii ho some de.
.is .: no.-' cases it will bo neceso
write to some cor;po
living iti tin section asked
about.
' Please tuake your questions as
tii'l letinitc * - you possibly
Sin h questions ;ls "Which is
. best t voiver?" <?r "What rifle
shall I use for big game bunting?"
obviously cannot lie answered. t.i\?
me tho ,b tails, such as the conditions
under which the arm is to be ust 1
ind just what you expect to be able
to >io with it. It your question.- ar
I of such a naturo that a lengthy
answer i necessary, send nie a stump
t. - f-atldtes-ed envelop, and 1 will
) you personally All questions
should, of t ours, . h?* sent to tne
In care of this paper
Unsigned communications will r,\
< no u t tent ion. hut 1 i wt ?ci'?
name will be withheld if he des!r< s.
Prom niy experience with tliis line
of work, I am led to anticipate that
many questions will !>?> asked which
ill be. in substance, indentical, and
j therefore an answer to on, such will
n- v< all the res'.
'l'lie I>ti 111 lliiui Kullci
There is one question which I
know will 1>, among tin- ti 1 -t. and
:a t is "What is a <1 im-dnm hullet? '
to I .in, going to an a wet that onf
A dum-duni bullet is. broadly
-p? iking juv buIII i desipned to expand
upon striking soft niateri il
-neb flesh. The regular hunting
irtridce us.'d for lug name is a ilum'
in !>?'i :us?. it lias a suft lend nns*1
sticking out of the trout end of the
'bullet's tiotai jacket When siirh
a bullet strike- flesh. it "munhj
rooms." i. e. the soft lead nose
[trends out like tie top oi a mush
, room and result is hip hole which
usually quickly kills tie- animal
-t uck. Cartridges for use in war
have sharp pointed bullets and ar<
supposed to drill a neat little hole,
ieh. if not pertOral:up a vital
part. will heal quickly The only
trouble is, pointed bullets frequently
net erratically and instead of g >tip
straight through, they tip and
'unible end over end and tear a hole
Cist like on< made liy a dum dum.
' * 11 i s p? u:iar plienomeiion oeeiirs
instly at the shorter ranges and is
perhaps the cause of the accusation**
regarding the use of dum-dums by
hot h - 1 e- .n the present Kuropean
11 Ollhle
\ i a ' , tie al mp with your quent
ions!
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NOTED EDUCA1
1h?? nosi fan?on> r iuc.itors or tini.
:<ors Mc.Miirray an ! T o: ulikf >f
of N.l. r .. . . a \ fv-#. l at i?n
I "if .1 iiirnal of Kduoation. P f-s.-i -tit
itv oi I h? K<*li" >u- la! u n .V--o< a
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Entertainments,
:ted Excursions, Larg
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notation unexcelled.
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THK LANCASTER NEWS:
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Mrs. Herbert Rollings of Oakhurst
community was shopping in Lancaster
Monday.
Miss Virginia Taylor lias been
visiting friends in Hock Hill and
Charlotte.
Mr. tiilbert 11. Greene of .Hock
'iiil \.sited bis father, ('apt. A. H
ireone, on Sunday.
?o?
Mr. l.eroy S. Davidson with a par y
of friends front Camden visited
Mr. \V. M. Stevens. Sunday.
Mrs. t>. M. \\ obb of l heraw is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Cook, for a few days.
In connection with "Baby Week"
which will be held in this city Jun*
I and -. each mother is required to
-upply a baby blanket and towel to
used in the examination of her
hitd.
Continued on page 5)
Unequaled Variety
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From tin- iewpoint ot variety it appoars
tlmt noi!iii?*_' lias equaled the
number of suit^ . oats frocks
made of taffeta ?ilk whl< li have an
swercl tin pub!!. s demands tins ?eason
The piir.plv of silk seems inexhaustible,
but with tlx- incoming of
.Mav the demand turns to thinner ma- j
It rials, cotton voii . n< is and laces
for dressy frocks ami th heavier cotton
weaves foi to white suits prom- [
' od for hot-weather wear.
The lin" of colors would he a brief
story in taffeta it were rot for th"
many two-toned varieties and change
able effe"ts For suits, gray, taupe,
sand, black, and liirht green, and dark !
blue are presented, witl* dark blues |
far in the lead in point of popularity. I
Taffeta suits have almost 1 "pt pace
with the silk In varietv of develop
nier.t so that there is a style for ,
eveiy one A pretty xample is shown I
Xmer
OLLEGE, ROC
"ORS
railed Stales will give h i
Columbia University. Commls
National 1-Muc.ilion \?sn. aof
the Story-Tellers" l.eag i--.
t if* < :i iii! 111 i i v lit ??r<
rUDY
: I r* i-j .?f ( 1 i -5 I p. :
.' n nti , " < 1 T- ii !,
. r ;-ts.
Out-of-door Plays, IV
New Gymnasium,
ped.
For rates and furl
IOHNS(
ROCK HILL, SO1
; may 2:). n?ir>.
THE STEADY SUBSCRIBER I
Krotn the "Liberal News"
How dear to our heart is the steady
subscriber
Who pays iu advance at the birth
of each year.
Who lays down the mone> and does
it quite gladly,
And casts round the ottice a halo J
of cheer.
He never says: Stop it: I cannot
afford it.
I'm getting more papers than now
I can read."
Hut alwavs sav>: "Send it: our ueo- I
pie all like it?
In fact, we all think it a help and
need.''
How welcome his check when it
reaches our sanctum,
JIow it makes our pulse throb;
how it makes our heart dance.
We outwardly thank him; we inwardly
bless him
The steady subscriber who pays in
advance.
'
in Taffeta Suits
I
id tin picture, with a Terj short and
loose coat. It is c ue with a flare which
looks as if it might rival that of the
ballet dancer's skil l, if it were not
confined by a belt of the silk that
slips- through slushes cut ut the waist- j
line. This belt is in reality used as a ;
decorative feature and is finished!
with a fiat how at the front. It does j
not define the waistline and appears j
to terminate at the sides. j
The wide < apt collar and flaring
c tiffs are trimmed with parallel rows
of white soutache braid Three buttons
provide an inconspicuous fastening
at the front.
The skirt is plain except for two
bias bands about the bottom, attached
along their upper edge. It Is cut
rather long and very full.
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SCHC
K Hill, SOU'
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Ajlarge faculty has b
iul.it ifiiiiJ if) f hit; n rwl nthitr a
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MlitW^Sch(?(>!, Hunt! ?
:i tito Nlnntt-iNqri M?-tv ?1 <
rlitic;if?* -.till itNJon fur
.School .lid tflk? thoN^nd c(
lusical Companies, 1
, Regulation Size Sw
:her information wril
DIN, Pre
UTH CAROLINA.
AUTOMOBILES
? F you are interested
in Automobiles, let
me show you the Oakland-Six,
five passenger
touring car $795.
A. J. GREGORY
(JU-OPERATION
In Order To Co-operate With
Corn Club Boys
We have decided to furnish one gallon of improved 90 Day
Vclv?-t Beans to each boy for only 25 cents in cash. These Beans
are now in stock, and also as a reward for diligence?We will give
as follows on First Monday In December next j
Three JjCash Prizes
It- -t Results, First Prize .!.. $2.50
Second Host Results Second jl'rize 1.50
Third Best Results. Third Priie 1.00
Now boys, see Deruonstritor MeManus and get votir card and
go to work. .
We also wish to thank the Dailies and 1'utrons who have so
i . klv i esponded to our Clean I p Week Ad. in last issue. We have
the (iooil Paint* yet for you.
We are making decided changes in our store, and are going
* > enlarge our business In order to accommodate our customers.
C.\ 1,1. OX TUB "P|T?K FOOD STOKE" r
THF. RFNNFTT-TFRRY fO
A AAJU L/JU1 111 JU A Jl 1 U11A1 I VU?
"The Pure Food Store"
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TH CAROLINA. f
FACULTY |
oil seeur.-d, i'(?mposed hi specialists anil leaders ol .J,
tates. " f
:IAL. FEATURES ?
?| -I iol Problems. Kindergarten Practice, and Lectures V
County boards of education are authorized to renew
1! teachers who do satisfactory work in thi S.nnrn- i
mi nat
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Educational Moving Pictures, Per- ?:
imming Pool, Larjp Athletic Field X
te for Summer sch >ol Bulletin. V
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