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+ + + + + { + + + + + LOCAL DOTS it + + 4- 41 *r f + + 4* ?5* ?* (Continued from page 3) To-day being National Decoration Day, the post oifice is closed. The U. D. C. will meet Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the horn*1 of Mrs Joseph \V. Knight. A full attendance is requested. Tliere will he an ice cream supper i at the home of Mrs. G. W. Carnes in t the New Bethel community next Saturday afternoon promptly at 4:0<? Another rural community fair has tl be.cn organized in Lancaster county ,> Flint Ridge Community Fair. This ... is evidence that tl.? neople are interested in fair association work and ' intend to continue it. d We takp great pleasure in calling attention to the advertising matter carried in this paper on page two. ? relative to the summer school of Winthrop college. Investigate this splendid course Immediately. WP regret very much to learn that Prof. W. L. Feaster will not remain in Lancaster another year as prin-1 o.ipal of thp Lancaster graded school. | We are advised that he has accepted the position a* the superintendent of thp Seneca graded school. We trust him much success in his new v field. The rain over Lancaster county ' Sunday evening was very general. Considerable damage was done in and near Lancaster by the severe wind storm: the telephone company < had many wires blown down and many phones put out of commission. Several houses were damaged to some j extent. DR. J J. POLLARD YKTKKlV\KY isriUJUON Treatment oC Sick. Lame and Disabled HorsendMules and Cattle. i >lHm\ ' ' r ' ^ fJpeRory-IIood Live St<irk <*??. Telephone 22<J I,anrn??ter, s. Summer Cooking ? Shouldn't Cook . P | the Cook L 1 Getting dinner ready I in July is just as com- ffl : fortahle as in Novem- j! I he r?i f yo u use a ^ ] FLORENCE OIL V I COOK STOVE. "7 The heat goes into the i cooking, not into the M I kitchen. It does your | work w ell and reliably, I and keeps you comfortable. It requires less than a coal stove. You can keep one or mon hot or merely simmering t Come in and let usTshow Automatic Stoves ^ork, h a T- n e. i. a. i- ? i\'j tt n'fis id niirn sour, i started, each burner will power until vvu turn it out PERFECT! DO YOU WAN.T A i ?111? and sco rile nil ; of the wiok oil stovV^as ;; lamps. Xo wicks t?. bui from oil and air. Ab^olu room, all confined f?? the guaranteed by tin4 peopl people that sell it. Just think with one < no wet wood, no wood to and ashes to carry out wait a half hour to heat v me show you. ' I would also like to less Cooker that brains duce. "The Ideal," time Come and go through w want to buy there will b your next trip to M Florence Oil Stove and tl Yours J. B. MAC SALE BY U. S. MARSHALL i th<- District Court of the Unit. . States for the East*.' :i District South Carolina. :?y;n;>::d C. Griffin, as irV\ ,r the Attn of E. M. Griffin Co. Plaintiff, vs. T. A. McManus, as administrator of the estate of T. S. Gregory, deceased. Defendant. By virtue of an execution in tit" 1)0ve entitled cause lodged with m nd dated March IT. 191t>, 1 hat. vied upon the 10 lowing describ<lulls in Lancaste. County, rf. C. a i ill sell all the right, title ami Into it or th parties defendant in ; i.i : ie same, for cash, to the iiiglie iddor, within the legal hours < : lie, at the Court House i.i Lam., r. S. C., on the 3th day of Jv.:v . I). said lands being sol I s propertyN^f T. ! S. Gregory, deeased: \ "A tract o\ lir id In Lancaster 'ountv, S. C.. \oi taiinlng tentlO) ores and boundecL on the nortli bv inds of \V. Russelr Gregory; on thast by lands of M. Mizabeth IJlacklan; on the south l\ lands of the aid M. Elizabeth It ac\man, and on lie west by lands >f A\ice Gregory nd Amos C. Gre ;ory, said tract eing a part of th estate lands o: he late Willis "Gr 'gory and desigated as Tract No. and upon which he dwelling stand?/, having been con eyed unto T. S. Gregory by John \ Hunter, Sheriff of Lancaster 'ountv, by deed dated the 7th day f February, A. D. 1003, and record i in Book M, at page 424; "Also tract containing fifty (50 ores. more or less, in the said or.nty and State, bounded on th iorth by lands of Alice Gregory; on he e;i-*t by lands formerly of Halle t al; on the South and west by Mat Creek and being designated afraet Xo. 4 In the division of tlu amis of thr> late Willis Gregory ami '.bitted to Thnm.1? K fJrpr?nrv in ?n. id division, by an agreement, oi dat?'d tho day of August V. H. 18'?2 and recorded in Bool I., pn?e 779-7S1. Sold as the property of T. S Gregory. C. J. LYON*. X'nited States Marshall. May 2. 9, 16, 23. 30. i ? J, "he Turning Paint in Oil Steve History " I ? V r? m v u?f I 'L*IJK?*1M Ciy Oil Cook Stoves "Look for the Lever" watching and regulating e burners at an intensely lame. you how these Florence iow simple and reliable. Vr$ Va frees to leak. Once g keep going at the same LY SAFE REAL OIL STOVE <tovo that i> as far ahead electric lights are <?f oil n out. ITeat generated tely safe, no heating the stove. A stove that i< e that make it and the of these .stoves you have cut, 110 wood to carry hi , and you haven't got to ip your stove. Come let show you the best Firei has been ables to pr<? , labor and worry saver. | ith me. If you do not e no harm done. Make ackorell's to see the le Ideal Fireless Cooker. truly ;korell s / THE LANCASTER NEW! ! WELL KNOWN Sl'W l.\l,IST TO AlTKNIl BABY CM.NTK.sT Dr. I. \V. Faison of Charlotte. N C., a well known specialist, wiV at tend the Baby Contest in this cit; June The following letter, whir h is recently been receiv. <l l>y M'M. K. McCardell, is self-explana tory: Charlotte. N. C. Mar 1M. 1'.?1C. Mrs. Mattie M-Cardell. Lancaster, S. C. My Dear Mrs. McCardell: Your card to hand. I am ,-uc.T. . I busv man that i ?m to follow my inclination to pu to help you. I will say this much. I will come Jun> 1st, g"tting ther- b>tween 8 and b o'clock in the m< rn ing, if I possibly ra:i. You can arrange for me to talk at 11 a. m. Will all this do. Write me at once and 1 will do my b est to come. I do not charge for these talks at all. Expenses have been paid. I do it for the good of the babies. Truly, I. W. FA ISDN. DANGER IN LOSS OF VITALITY Gencrs'ly Leads to c Case of "N'erves." Against Which Women Should Wage Constant Fight. If you should go to the doctor and i tell him that you are given to being . gloomy ami b x at times; that you hove apprehension of dreadful things; that you ire mi rs-u. hivi-; that you I are given to headachea and vertigo, or to other simil: r ailments, the doctor would know that you were sufferuig , from a case or "nerves." Naturally, r wh.'-i. yo i i aliz- that these symptoms are si^n; -sts to 'nerve'" you can up. ) . < !; . how imp' sible it is for a nen-' ; woman to appear charming .> i?i ii .nil. i. ii iik-m; lacis were oniv und - 'x-l more universally by worn en they be ashamed to ndmii they ha 1 nerves" ami they would dc all th % c>;'! to cure them. No matt r how talented a womar ;... y be, how < ver. how well read. i". how interesting, if she is a nervoui wrt'-k she will ilnd that little by lit t! her friends w ill see less and h ss of her. until in time she will lint if a rare thing to have a caller. Noi becaui the 1'ri- nds mean to be un hind, but because human nature Is so constituted that it longs for hup piness and \\armtli, not for sorrov and gloom. The fundamental cause of nervous ness is lowered vitality. So the wist woman wiil do everything she can t< keep her vitality up to its highes mark. If she feels that her vitality ii ebbing away she will stop overythini and concentrate on building up tin system, the nerve force and supply.Exthango. GIVING BOY START IN LIFI Good Reasons May Be Advanced as t Why He Should Not Enter Father's Business. In th-- Woman's Home Companion i ! writer says: "On my graduation fror i college lour years ago 1 wanted t study law; instead 1 allowed mysel to be persuaded by my father to ente his business. He is the business. II has built it up and dominates it. everj thing about it. Including me. He car not understand why I am not gratefti for the opportunity he lias provided Meanwhile I have married and liav two children, and every day the bus ness irks me more." In the comment on this letter by successful business man we read n a doj* graduates irom nign sciior. or college with a strong preference fo one of the professions it is usuall wise for parents to take that prefei ence seriously They should allow hit to talk with men in that professlor who will usually seek to discourag him; they should point out to bin themselves, that success in a prot'es sion waits upon years of preparatloi if, in spite of this, the boy's determ nation remains fixed, the chances ar he will go through with his trainin and make good." THE BEST TEST tlu* Test of Time. Years ago this Latjca-t-'r residen told of good results from usiiv Doan's Kidney Pills.: Now L. P. Cly burn, of French street confirms tin former statement rH:tys there ha been no return of tite trouble. Cai Lancaster people a|k for more con vincing testifnouy? / Mr. ClyburioaajJ: "My kidneys wifce inactive and had backache. Kidney Pills procured at the HRandibmJ Drug Co rid me of the trouble. f^tatemen ?iven March 25.11911.? OVER THREE YEARS LATER Mr. Ciybum said: "I have had n -further trouble with my kidney since I used Dean's Kidney Pills. Price 59c, at' all dealers. Don' simply ask for ai kidney remedy?g*3 Doan's Kidney Pills?the same tha Mr. Clyburn ha* twice publicly ret I ommended. Foster-Milburn Co Props., Buffalo, N, Y. 1 4 a m \ v r'.o. i5?io. **+ + *4>* + + + **4>+ + +> + * * personals + + * t' 'f 4 + v ^ v v v ! ?> a 4* 4* i < nt.:'. d from Pago 2) M ... .n. ? .ii ; spout lust Krir -sfr. ?o? . i. J. L. pi-.ag p. lit tlio a vk-'-iid ii; Lancaster. ?o Mis* . Skipper :? vi-iting ii mis i (;-i -ton a :li s v ok. Mi-- Ciit.iy- Twitty ??: lloath p ' - - v a 'v T ; Mi- ii: it '. Bi'?..-k spt'luPsiu' ' v iv mm aims mini iUecardell. V, ?o? J Mr. John C. McDow Charleston < Is vis lng relativ In the county. I" Miss Murle Rodde; is visiting net 1' lister, Mrs. W. W. Pegram :.. Ch< ter. i ?o? Mr. C. J. Derrick returned to-day from Little Mountain where he lias 1 le-en visiting relatives. ?o? Ma>ti-r .lack Montgomerj of Charlotte is the guest of hi- cousin, Master Martin Crawford. ?o Mr. N. Pollakoff of Aiken, S. C., {spent several days this week with I his unci' . Mr. M. PoliakotY. ~ o? M -si s Myvtl,. Ilort or. and I.aiin^ 'nut hen have returned from Winthrop Colli g- for tl summer. ?o M. T. V. an i I). R. \V i ills, ! tun Di: i. r r ai d C I). .! ?! - in itm-.'.i tn Columbia to-dry. ?o? M it.: ii: 1 < 1 i A ' . nCv .i t1 . i dr. . ii i !'.. . . ' nr-.i .1 ?>.i 1.' ii.' L . -? r Monday. M?s Ma v\ Moor- is ' or." from . "iA 11 1- 1 .ill ge spe: ) : oin; u.'-r ara? ui vi h h parent-. .T lg< ' iid M - Krnest Moor*. M;s. Julian Rhett Williams has , returned from a pleasant visit to | Columbia. While there three delightful receptions were tlven In her honor. ?o? * Mr. ai d Mrs. S. C. Craie. Misi Marie ('a-key and Mr. Douglas PI'' lev motored to Heath Springs las' " evening to attend the commeneei i ent i \i-n i-.'- of tl I! *' Sp"-". . high school. j ?r? l Mr. and Mrs. R. It Riddle, Mrs. t .1. O. Porter. Mrs. J. 11. Catties . Ml - B< nnle Culp and Mary Elliott } ' . vn'-; - n i .Mr. K. Clyburti Wilson motored to Columbia where they -:>oo' Sen.lay ami Monday n'ten line ' !? ? (jrathiafinu e\ r isos ? ' c V. . -mblti College. * M< ssrs. R. K. Wylie, W. T. Gregory, } .. iy Springs J. H. WiT h *r-poon . 1 Jo' n 1>. Wvlie C 1) Jones Ira 15. J Jones, J. 8. Wilson, W. P. Bennett. I W. H. Millen, W. P. Robinson. T. V. ) and l>. Reece Williams. Hon. G. N. _ Sapp and Luther Rlllson were in ('iioster Monday on lesra! bus'ne-s. Dr. M. R. Campbell o KepisUWd O/lometrisi :tnd !M;inirUir(u/nff Optician ANOFWSfiN. S. t . a S: in.inr . \>r\gf Co . lo al repre r.: i; - - Take jtour brok t: ' nseII a"d i r t. '<>- p- nn 0 ne urate work f ? EUSINESS NOTICES i- WANTED- -To i. >.. hand il ; ;hber ti det -r ..' for two >r three^yaws. Phone 1??0, ^ T. J. C nning^nm\j:. 05-tf 1- ' SnTK'i" W v. K, to paj cent p.T in -\el otton seed d ivered at our MfrP unt i Satur1 !v. June 3rih^nLinea-! *: Cotton d ()i 1 (o. \ dT-.'te r >. y HUM)?One pair sho'-s in m> bugr. uy last Saturday at'terno oi. Owner can got same by - ailing at the News office, identifying ai .l pay' ing for this ad. John P. Boll, a 67-ltc ? 1 oli nAI.K -Cettile hoiS' . sound and i. g ?od worker. T\s<jn & Jones rub, ber tire ton Unavv a inm?t e Moth cheap for cas7iV>r good paper. I). Iteece Williams. > 67-tfe \V.\NTEI> VouVj knoj^?ffuit we will pay the highestV^r^s for chickens and eggs. I'lwjfle 160. Cunningham Meat ^><fTk\t. 65-tfc CALL 1LA8 Excelsior Grocery Company for fresh meats of all kinds r delivered at once. Excelsior Grox eery Store, at Southern Railway Station, city. 57-tfc , \VAXTEI>?6.000 pounds of cow, horse, mule, sheep, and goat hides. You will find us on White street. See us before you sell. Capus Cau- i I then & Son., Lancaster. S. C. | ;> 60-lmo-p 1 FOR SALE?We have one second . 1 hand refrigerator, *nod size for | small store. AjEHT sell cheap. Ben?i nett-Terry (Tympany. 66-3tc. s "I ; 1 t WANTED?Men who desire to earn t over $125.00 per month write us t to-day for position as salesman; i- every opportunity for advance., ment. Centra) Petroleum Co., 1 Cleveland, Ohio. \Y.VAY//.Y.Y?Y.Y.Y.Y.Y.Y?Y.Y?Y.Y?Y.\ /.V/. * * r> i?ui> nXiiii i m,ih I m * ?*m\ tut r wSfe^iitmn IoSk s V" ofthe 7" * BUSINESS | WO RLD 1 VINK-TKMIIS of the business :j ^ of the world is done hv checks. -I - J Whv not do vours that wav? :1 V??ur money is safer in a /good bank Si j than anywhere else. It k1 at yc/ir call at any ! time and you can pay it out pimply by writ- *| lie >our (heck. a cleaner way tiian handling the actual *1 and .i'.ver. Then, too. tli<\ Check is a eood re- *? ceip* for payment, for, of cours?v\the payee can't get *j the money?your money?fr\m the bulk. Ij until he receipts for it ] :1 ,;i we accept small accounts ! ! v and are glad to get them I f THE BANK OF LANCASTER ] ( \l "Oldest, Strongest, Best" ;! | rwnm mum i uto?iawNMiuMWBwmuM?Mwwwr?<? ?in iiiruyr i.ujMawwMMMMMWW ??? ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS FOR BEST RESULTS NEW ORLEANS .JITNEYS MR. OTTO T1ERMAN NOT OPERATING TO-DAY DEAD IN CHARLESTON New Orleans. Mav30.?No jitnev3 <- larlestor.. 0 May 2h Mr. ! ? seen >n the streets here to-day, Ot* T lr..a 1 *. alt li b<a e o: more which .lave been - a im-rc. v al< .y known to the rating Mopped beca .se of yo*tei- tr-l,u?- dl",i thls afternoon In the , , ... nil r - - :xt. veat of his age. lavs federal court decision uphold- , , ?. I came to Charleston from Bheing the ordinance requiring a ; mfrhavi n Germany> in 1838. H? iond for ..a :. car. Th<? police re-1 ? -urvived by hildren, one of ?.ortcd one driver arrested, charged whom i? Georgp W. Tiedman. former vita violating the ordinance. mjyor of Savannah. The Chicag ? conv. l.'ion will .ar l- W en a mar .-i man begin? to y i?. able to fortify surce.--fully 1 '-un out nights he is color blind to ..gainst th? 'i-avy artillery of Teddy, j th- r-'d danger signal~~ ~uirstodTbT Slippers and Oxfords | Our \ All \ Stock Sizes Is ^ And Complete Styles " E. P. Reed- Fin- Pumps : I.'iies. Patent and Dull Kid, 93.50 ami , . . 91.O0 Several $4.50 an 1 special 94.00 Brown's Ideal P imps arvy >n )r<!-. Patent. Gun Metal and Kid, pair \ 92.50 Good Patent Baby Dolls a:t?i t o strap Pumps special. .91.48 Leather sole and leather :i- -i WJrite Canvas Pumps, $1.50 quality, special . yr. 08c Fine Sea Island Pumps. Kl..y< and . 92.0O Full line Children's Pumps., specially priced at 75o, 91.OO, 91.50 and $2.00, according to jjrfze. W. L. Douglas Oxfords t' Men. Gun Metal, Lace and Button, 92.75, 98.00, 9rt.50 and . . . . / 94.00 W. L. Douglas Tan La Co md Button. 9:t..*M? and 91.OO Crossett very tine Oxfords for Men. Glazed Kaugaroo Tans, and Gun Metals, 94.00 and 95. oo Black and White Tenni- Oxfords, all sizes 50c ROBINSON-CLOUD CO. LANCASTER'S LEADING STORE