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- + + ? + **+ + + + + ? *** + LOCAL LOTS i * + * + + < + + > * < : * : .j (Continued frotn Page 2) The /.ion Democratic Club will meet at /.ion Saturday afternoon. June 10, beginning promptly at 1 o'clock. W. C. Williams. ' ?o? v The party who left one blue coat trimnv <1 with black braid at the residence of Mrs. W. T. Gregory can g t get saute b> callinu for it. Mr. John Barton spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Barton. Mr. Barton was at one time connected with the Nov.a, but now he is located in Manning with the Herald. ?o? Ail members of the .now Hop P.aptist Sunday School are urged io be (.-resent Sunday afternoon. May 11,1 for Children's Day practice. Walter S cauthen, Supt. ?o? SUA Kit TKA. Tlie Ladies Aid and Missionary Society will give a silver tea at the houie of Mrs. W. T. Gregory on Tuesday. June 20, at eight thirty. Tin* program will lie rendered by Mrs, Ola P. Catling, who will be assisted by Mrs. J. llarron Steele, of Kock lliil. Mrs. Steele will sing familiar hvni auil song'. The public is most cor?v i11 be t->ki n. Harhed wire cuts, ragged wound. . collar and harness calls, heal up quickly when 11AI. LAUD'S SNOW LINIMKNT i- aptfUhl. It is both, hearfb^ and antiseptic. Price 25c, 60c^Jid' $1.00 per bottle. Sold by all dealers In medicine. METHOD FOR TESTING SEEDS 8lmple Plan Is to Use Two Inverted Plates, With Moistened Blotting Paper on Inside. ~~"" Two methods for testing the small seeds such as timothy, orehard grass, clover and tin' like vary only In the materials us"d to keep the moisture near the seeds. Sometimes blotting paper is used and at other times cloth. Two plates are taken and a sheet of blotting paper put on each plate. The two papers are moistened quite a little, the counted seed placed upon one paper and the plate with the other paper Inverted over the first plate. The plates tend to hold in tho molsturo, but they should be examined every dav anui me t06t Is tlnlfckod for fear the blotters get too dry. ~DRrT~ jT POLLARDVFTKKIVAui' SUItCJEON Treatment No/ Sick. Lame and Disabled Horsjfs, Mules and Cattle. A / Offlre: (ircyory-l^nntl \ive Stork Co. Trlephono *2e<l I.anraster, S. | ^ ' Off to the Mou Summer 1 Florence i Oil s Why nut roinc in anc Istove> that i> made and \vl you ran laugh in its face. ( tunc T<? the deiiuinisl J tine, will have t he spriest ni day and 011V ontvday J him point ourvtlif merits judge for yoimp^lf, hecau. ,? 'Ml <11 ?: 1,111- ? Ililt OUgll Don't jl$6 through the when you ean avAid this I do it for less cosjt, less h time. Think of the hot tini then,one little dive in yon over. It is safe and sane t ma tic oil stove. The Tdeal Cooker and oil stove are twins that everywhere, come and ta J. B. MAC! m:\ii\i?s rs or so.mk I-??l.iv-i \VK KNOW . In ;i lawsuit in which Abraham 1 ! hicoln represented one party. th<lawyer on the other side was an extremely glib talker, but not reckoned as deeply profound or much of a | ( thinker, lie would say anything to; a jury which happened to enter his-i head. Lincoln, in his address to the jury, referring to this said: "My friend on the other side is -v right, or would be all right were it not for the peculiarity I am about , to chronicle. He can't help it. For j reasons which, gentlemen of the jury. \Vm and I have no time to study! here, as deplorable as they are surprising. the oratory of the gentle-'I man completely suspends all action of his mind. The rjoin?.nt he beins to talk his mental operations . <ease. I never knew of but one thing which compared with my friend in this particular. That was a small steamboat. Hack in the lays when I performed my part as a boatman I made the acquaintance of a little steamboat which used to bustle and puff and wheeze about j N in the Sangamon river. It had a1 i w-foot boiler and a seven-foot , hi tie, and (.very time it whistled : ; -topp< d." Selected. t \ imutiidw t ki.khkanon , i The children and grandchildren of Mr. I'.rvin Ilowers met at. the ohl homestead Sunday. Jun,-? 4, the occasion being the celebration of their father's 57th birthday. This surorise party consisted of his t.-r. children and nineteen grand chiL i dren. The morning was spent in \ meeting and greeting each other. About 12:00 o'clock a bountiful dinner was served In the spacious j dining room. \fter enjoying them ,t selves together for a while the after I noon, each departed to their respec live homes, aft^r wjsh-'ng theii ^ father and grandfather many mor | such birthdays. ONE PRESENT. I ] Wild. my cllll.l) take dr. kino's new ims! <>\ eky? ,| This best answer is Dr. King's New hi^t'OVOl'V T f v ? hlnncnnt syrup, easy t\ take. jtt contains tin medicines which yen/s of experience r hav,. proven iVest /or Coughs and s Colds. Those Vh/ have used Dr. King's New Disfl/very loiLgest units host friends. ^besides every l>ot- * tie is guaranteed^ \f you doYi't got a satisfaction yoif g?\ your money back. Huy a b/ttle, iKe as directed. Keep what i/ left f(7r Cough and Cold ln?uraiyre. < I i inlaws for the J 7trough a j Automatic 1 Itove | I buy one of the best oii jj 0 u'li t In- 1 hemomcter rises $i a " ration on the ldth ot | " :ui from the Factory that u line 1 i. < 'onto and let ot this stove to yon and c le you are, the judge and [ t to be pleased. n summer in a hot kitchen >y buying this stove and b eat. less worry and less ti es in this old town and c\ ir pocket book and all is h! si oi u buv a Florence Auto- e O! the Florence Automatic I] have taken the prize ke a look at them. la of Yours Truly, T\ KORELLp THE LANCASTER NEW {. .j. 4. * + .j. + A 4. .j. + + + 4. 4. + I* * f* PERGONALS * I* h + t + i + + + + " ' ! 'J* ! ?* (Continued from page 7) Mr. Bevan Fumlerlr is at home ' ojn Kurniau Univers.iy. Miss H-1; .!,- ''tinningham is spenu-j ng a mouth at Glenn Springs. N. C. ?o? Mrs. J. T. Wylie visited her sister VI rs. W. J. Neely. ill "fork* Hill this veek. I ?o? * Mr. Hubert ltlak*' of Ninety-Six s visiting Mr. Fred Hlaekmon for a e\v days. Miss Lillian Blaokwell of Darling111 is visiting h<'r sister. Mrs. \V. I{. ' unison. ?o? Mrs. il. H. lluleombe of Campo.. c'llu is visitinc ti?i' no mntu M virs. John Reed. Miss Mildred Cunninghnn loft Wednesday for a visit to Mrs. <L W. jarris a? Bishopviile. Mrs. Charles G. Cochrane of River-; iide is the guest of her sister. Mrs. VI. \V. White in York. ?o Mrs. George C. Heath and children >f Charlottp are visiting her parents, dr. and Mrs. \V. A. Davis. Miss Louise Wylie returned Wednesday from Chatham, Virginia, vhere she has been attending scl vol. Mr Waddy Tt. Thomson and Hi n have returned font a v'sit to dr- Thompson's parent :* D rlinr on. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hlackmon ri timed from Clemson College Wedie "day,\vhei> thev attended the coin nencement exercises. Mr.-. \V. II. Milieu returned Tu ay night from Monr >e accompanied iv hot aunt. Mrs. 11 11 i <> Williamson ?f that plnee, t. ho is now her gu. -t. ?o? Mr . Nannie Thornwell Roach, nlM Florence Thorn'.veil and Mis-horenco Earl* of Rock Hill vl 1 t!i s Annie K. Wither-poon the past veek. Mr. P. M. Plyier and Sisters. Mi ; Piyler and Mrs. Minnie P Tuncan of East Lancaster mot* red i o Heath Springs Saturday hv way ot jam aster. . . ?o? ' M lances J. 8. and J. M. Middle tt ended "The Birth of a Najflon" i:? lock llill and from there mot red i York where they spent a day with, virs. It. J. Mnckorell. Mr. Hon T. Sapp who ' . ponsille position ?t Cr-.- no, X came through Lancaster lay on Inn way to Now Hethel to. pond tli,. week-end with ida I ? Sallow complexion is duo to i ; . , Id liver. HKUHIXK piiri!i* trengthens thf. livor and bowels ostoros the rosy bloom of health! o the cheek. Price i?Oc. Sol 1 loll dealers in medicine. iAUSE OF EARTH TREMORS) investigations in South Africa Have Found They Are Traceable to the Work of Man. Mine twners in South Africa bavo, iftor investigating earth tremors it; hrlr d iriotH. arrlvoil at the definite lonelufiun that they are caused by In al ca. ts far underground in tlio nines, and are therefore directly raceable to the hand of man. It was ound, upon comparing notes that aeh sl.o k consisted of a single sharp ibratlon. '1 lie committee has coine to ho coiiclus.oii that the shocks origllato in this way: I lie removal of tlie eef over largo areas throws the veight of the superincumbent mass n the nnexcavated portions or pillars, it a d ;h of 1.000 feet or over, these ,re tumble to bear the weight and aro rusheu. If the crushing ttikes place uddonly a rock burst occurs, and the ho? '; is transmitted to the surface, 'hough tho effects of tho rock bursts nderground are sometimes disastrous, aUBing great loss of life and damage d the mine, the surface effects are inonsiderable ami the committee be leves that, though the violence of the retnors is likely to increase, it will ever be sutficiently great to justify he apprehension of any disastrous erects. Technical advice is given as to he best methods of meeting the roofs urst difficulty und trground. Developing English Industry. 11 Olass making research in a new feaire at Sheffield university. The war ut off many kinds of glass products om Kngland. hut tho investigations ave been so effective that 8,000 York- I , hire glassworkevs. formerly turning ut only cheap glass bott'es. are re j orte-1 to be now making a varied lot f materials In fine glass. IHEUMATISM ARRESTED .vlany people suffer the tortures of me muscles and stiffened joints because' f impurities in the blood, and each sue- \ ceding attach seems more Acute until leumatism baa i n vadefi the whole system. To arrest rheumatism it is quite as im"wtant toimprdye/four general health as purify your bwCi, and the cod liver oil Scott'Mini uj^uiii is nature's great blood>aker, whilrits piedirinal nourishment rengthepg the organs to expel the ' apuritirt and upbuild your strength. Scott's Kinulsiori is helping thouaands rer/day who could not find other relief. , Refuse the alcoholic substitutes. 'St .TTXK 9, 1916. + j. 4.4.4.41 4. 4. 4. .f. 4. t . + * ; * SOCIAL NEWS ** ; * + jj * + + + + i- + * + + + '?' : : *r M !f. Albert T: sley entertained * Tuesd v inorninp at a delightful ? bridgt parts in 1. >; 1 >r of Miss Ami ' <| M< 1) ey of Asheville. the guest of j M s. J. T. Thotna - 011 Tl tree tables !j 11, placed for a ; tion bridge in ?l tlii' living room ami dining room n whieh wcr,. bright aod attractive ? witli vns of poppi. s. daisies. Ii'i? H ami sweet peas. Miss Maude Moore's j top score brought her the prize, a - p i i* of hat 1 1 \v| ib ;l liU, Kift ) went to the guest of honor. After 4 a i-rie* of interesting games, the . hi aiss v. 1 v i! a substantial salad *t Son. 69-3tp NM'I'ICK?Wo wirl continue to pay 60 cents por bushel for cotton seed delivered at our mill until Saturday, June loth/ Lane; >t?*r Cotton Oil Co. 6'.?-2te H)K SACK ()n^ tiiu> cow. ; \-z to 1 gallons milk per day: 8 pounds butter per week, has voting calf. Apply t'? II. \V. Sistare, near Riverside, S. C. 69-ltp W.WTKI) To swap a/second hand rubber tire, detachable top buggy for two or three cojfrs. Rhone 160, T. K. Cunningham. Jr. 65-tfc I'Olt SACK Gentle jhorAe, sound anil good worker. Tylo^f & Jones rubber tire, top bugjfy, almost new. Roth cheap for <urm or good paper. I). Reece Williams. 67-tfe 1VANTBD You to knuw that we will pay the highest pfciyes for chickens and eggs. F'hon/ 160, Cunning-1 ham Meat Martyftt.N 65-tfc "ACL 358 Excelsior Grocery Company for fresh meats of all kinds delivered at once. Excelsior Gro-, eery Store, at Southern Railway Station, city. 57-tfc' 1 W A NTKf)?6.000 pounds of cow, hncse, mule, sheep, apd goat hides. You will find us on White street, j See us before you sfll. Capus Cauthen A Son., Lancaster, S. ?. I 60-lmo-p 'OR SACK ?One WHITE FROST 75 lbs. capacity refrigerator. In per- j feet condition. First Applicant, can purchasp same, fof $10.00.' Lancaster, S. C., Box\Ll8. 68-3tp ^ A / \ i i li rsi with tea. ^ l>r. .!. J. Pollard will give leshon. w in i ! .* .'in! Irvin ; to ladies. ? .? u- -i 11 tin it ail I'll ! Iron. . WHY vor siiori.i> in?K noits'* !| HACK -1 11 i I li?' best I'vpvcisi1. j It is a health restorer. It developes muscular tissues. It takes otT surplus flesh. j It gives you an appetite. It will cure nervousness. It makes you sleep well. \ It renews the blood. It is a pleasure it' volt ride correct- ' _ Located at (ireuor\ llood Live ' Stock Company. Business 'Pliote . 2'Jfi. H? sidence 'Phone t. 70-Stc In tin- whol" I'u Id of tnedicin j th?1, not a hi-alinr r- in Sv that ? J will repair dam r, to tie !!' li in " ?j quickly th'ii HALJ.MlM'tf SNOW \ LIN I HINT. In e" i: . v >/ d spr ' " ^ burn . scalds and rl/umat: in. i*s healing and penetrating power is v traordinary. Prir,. 25c, 60c and j si.mi per bottle Sold by all dealers ?! in medicine. .j ! a Whenever Yotf Need a General Ton'.t TakV Grove's The Old Standard Gl6ve's Tastvle.v H chill Tonic is eijoatfy valuable as a \ General Tonic lM#viuse it contains tl; wuli icnowti lotu^mVwrtiosol'QUININL ?i and IKON. act:, on the I.iv r. Driv ^ net Malaria, Knrichts Uie Illood and Onilds up Hie Whole System. SO cent. Dr. M. R. Campbell . Ki*t? istvretl Optometrist tnd >Lmtifacwir(j1i<r Optirion. j A XDKiiSftN S > da d Hrufe Vo., i-?'. i repre ti.es Takr y \jr ?n It-n lenses ( ; i. ... .. io ll'etn ft prompt ar .curate work 1 BUSINESS NOTICES WIIKN >ou tin a lishitfa (ion t take M a shot gun to itsli wuli, b it come | to .Maekorell's aS/l get books. | I i MOO oin I* .... ' . ...... oiiiivi-in ilH* SCIII8 tO tisll >v,tli. l-'J in. iJvl i-4 in. sein.-. will catch tinMur \ir you. J. it. Mackorell. / T0-2tc MMi 'S.\I,K?One viiw passcngei M'coiyi hand a uioXmhiiyr In good ordetV nearly now\tiiy?, original I cost Will VVil at a big ' l.argai V ItO-horse )t>iigini . Car looks :V'\'4st good/V now as I liave lak(Ml sp.-.ytl A>od .arc nt it. I.. (,'. 1'aygi'ur. Lancaster. S ?' 7 0-1tc i <M* Si \LK?i. > ol - ?1 m;ii t I \pply to rf l?. Robinson, 1 {i. t. Lancaster. n. C. 7?t_ltp I.OSi?One $ 1 0 lull either tn twe. n Patterson's shop and .Main r i ei o; in Lancaster Department store. R?tarn to New ottico and receive r ward X. Y Z.?6!)-ltc \\ WTIll) You to call at the Depot Cal'o for good tilings to eat; cold drinks, cigars, cigarettes and chewing tobacco. Quick service. Telephone i W. Berr> Cat then A and All the Y/eek ! j Ladies $2.50 Trimmed l^its, Saturday ami aq Monday *70C Ladies' i l.Oo Sport iiats, tine for street and ? pv 1 wear, special for Saturday and Monday .. vwC > ' Children-' $1.25 Hats, trimmed with flowerand ribbon, special for Saturday and Monday.. OUC ii?0 pairs ladies line tan Oxfords, sizes 2 to /\f) r> Bular pt 1 4 lain, Sti and $4.00, special 1. for Saturday and Monday . ^Uv ? 1 ' i Ladies* >1 '? whit,. canvu* slippers, ieathei /v/\ Is and toles. .-pee; il for ritiurday and MonLadies' ISoot Silk Hose. l\lack, white, pink r| r* I lie an,| led. -p. .1. Sat .! oa> and At on / 1 y- *"" I v \1 ii V 7r,c Sport and ,/^ros^ Sliiits, bit ran go A Q ^ nilors and styles specj^u ?0*? Man's <_ ."> Tit xi!?!.? hritn Straw Sailors. (O-i nr -pciial for Saturday and Monday yl.L*} \ Ladies' $1.50 Shirt Waists, new shipment, qq just arrived, all sizes and colors, special I70C Ladies' Fine Swiss Kibbed Gauze Vests, spec- q ' ial for Saturday and Monday _ OC : ; Men's 3Be Gauze Undershirts and drawers, -| special for Saturday and Monday ?OC | '1 Big Size 4 2x20 I luck Buck 15c Towels*. 7 *1 O & special for Saturday and Monday ..... "*^C l^r Ladies' 35c Boot Silk Hose free Saturday and Monday with every pair Pumps and Oxfords at $2.50 and up. ROBINSON-CLOUD CO. I LANCASTER'S LEADING STORE J 5 **" *4*" +-r+-i"> ' 4>' + ' b *x* T + ' A + '4- !-4, ! '4^r+' + + + f/- ^ ;Keen Kj,liter Tools? | and Cutlery ? V ?! > M liether il he S:iw, Plane, Chisel, Hatchet ;? or any oilier kind a!* loo!, von <lo not want it * ' unless it lias on c<ij?e that will cut. f. Steel quality is the first essential in all * tools, ami that is the striking characteristic of * - 1 hose we sell. * ; | \\ e (;:irrv ?? lull !???*? ..if ....II * 11 ? - - " >un iiiic m hum Ml|l|Hies; Oil <> I kinds of valves and fittings?canvas belts? '| I Fairbanks-Morse gasoline engines and Inbri- \\ eating oils. 4. \ A Complete Line of Builders* | Hardware 1 /\ I , . If i. 1 011 iook at them betoro you buy, ami back t * of I bom is our guarautv of oualitv. ( I HARPER HARDWARE CO. ii Y ii i Lancaster's Leading Hardware Store ; y i i +. -k v -+-i-+i+++-> r? 1* ; 4 Specials For Monday m