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SI NDAV. Jl'NE 1
lie Sure to Attend th <
1'IISST llAl'TIST CIUKCJ1 1
Jtimt's lU'iu > Thayer, Th. 1>., l'astoi j
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Supi |
Waddy C. Thomson.
Morning Topic- The Motive ol
th? A:onom? nt" Gal. _:20.
1-Jv> nil g Topic -"Tilt Voice of th
Cross."
Program for in pr< hule by Mrs.
Ola P. Catling fir o<, uing service.
Twilight Batiste
Festival March Barrett
Selections from II Trovatore by
Verdi. a
Prayer meeting W daesday night
at S:30.
The pubic i-? cordially iuvited to all u
services.
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A. R. P. CHURCH
Rev. W. S. Patterson, Pastor
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J. C. Hell, Superintendent of Sunday ^
, , . School
10:00 a. in.?Sabbath School.
11: io a. .M .?S'*r:\'>n?Subject:
"Walking With God." "And Enoch j ,
W .5:24.
|f, 8:80 P. M.?O;oti Air Union So-gr
vice.
T "'i1* inv!t- d to
ose services.
'. '' r unfavor
abl '. the services be held in the
M di-:t chur '
METHODIS1 i HCRCH.
Rev. .1. It. Weld<in. Pastor.
Preaching ev--r- Sunday at 11 a.
K -V ' i. ' Sunday.-r'.i I >r. R. D. StaiV
r ik> ". sv.pt., everv S :n lav at 10 a. in.
m ?o?'
CHRIST CHI IK II, I.WCASTHR
Rev. Mr. Skinner. Pastor.
I??. 11:00 A. M.?Morninc services.
, 5:00 P. M.?Sunday School.
W. T. William-. Superintendent,
fordia] In\ * v extended to all c
SBfe'., t attend these service
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PRKSRVTKRI \N CHURCH.
Kpv. T. \Y. DuVane, Pastor,
j Preaching fi -t a a I '.hlrd Sunday's,
a; 11 a. in., and S p. in.; Sunday- '
school, L. M. P. i: supt., ovary Sunday
at 10 a m.
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m i iw non; ijm i i-T < nrucii
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I. I'. Ilamii)ml. Pastor.
1 :'?0 a. in. Sr. ?> S hool, Wa!- f
S. < 'ttUt1 "tl. S ! -Ul lOllt.
11:00 a. nv.. P: c! ins Services. e
\nTI("K TO DIM'.TOUS AM) ( Itl'!)rron>.
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' pciso - JiV / ' pilm? acain-"t
1 -t.it>- o J>\.i II. Wright. do- '
d. are In-r\ : fio?l to file the T
, duly v. rr.'d. xy.lt!. the under- i
.- .! i. and tlio- nefdbted to sal! ,
w i ph .i-e inn \t pavment like1IEXRY
WRIGHT.
Ex Tutor.
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All person-- lisivir. e]:>ini- again*1
f I;>I<- of .M. A. MlaPkmon. >' i
a - <1. are hen- y t> t: 1 :od to til t!'.
- me, duly vB|,:i d. ' t uin.'
? d. : id fVHi f ' ?? I t
.-I.' will pl? - ilfu '' '> ' ;l "t ' U
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EIGHTEENTH '
Church of Your Choice
Ilcnth Springs Church Directory:
HAPTIST CHUHCII.
.1. \V. H. Dyclies, Th. D.. Pastor.
Preaching v ry Sunday at ll:0d
. m., and 8:^0 p. m. -i
Sandy School every Sunday mornng
at 1 0. \V. C. Ellis. Supt.
KCHSlt.WV HAPTIST Clil'ItCH
H'V. J. Powell Tucker, Pastor
Preaching every Sunday morning
til o'clock and every Sunday evenng
at 8 o'clock.
n. Y. P. U. every Sunday evening
it 7 o'clock.
Sunday School every Sunday mornug
at 10 o'clock.
:* t i.mioc C.nnoiintpndMlt.
Haraca and Phllathea classes meet
it same hour in their class rooms.
Visitors and strangers invited to atend
all these services.
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"I.INT RIDCF BAPTIST ?'Ill'RCH.
.7, W. II. Dyches, Th. 1).. Pastor.
Preaching first and third Sunday
tfternoons at 3:110 p. m.; Sunday>1.
\V. L. Crimmlngor. supt., evry
Sunday, 3 p. m.
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r,[< l! 1111.1. BAPTIST rumen.
.J. W. II. Dyches, Th. P., Pastor.
Preaching second and fourth Sunlay
afternoons at 3:30 p. m.; Sunlav-school.
D. J. Hinson, supt., ev>ry
Sunday at 3 p. m.
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11 AX<;i\c; ROCK MKTIIOBIST
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Itcv. .). II. Wehloti, Pa-tor
Preaching every Sunday at 4:00
>'cloek ]>. m.
Sun ley s hool every Sunday at
! p. m., Thomas Young, Superintenlent.
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M.J \- \\T Mil.I. A. It. P. t lll lU lI
Itcv. W. \V. Boyce, Pastor
Preaching Second and Fourth
Sundays at 11:00 o'clock a. m. and
>:"0 o'clock p. m.
S :nday school S cond and Fourth
Sundays at 1 0 a. m., and on other
iund iys at :J:30 p. m., Walter Biw'is
Superintendent.
In the whole field of naedicina
li , is not a h> nling remedy thai'
iii! pair damage to (yie 11' .-"i inor
11 .ii. ma;i >'s sxov
.1X1 il'.NT. 1:. eiits. wounds sprains'
>ui i s scalds an ! rheumatism, it.
i a ir and penetrating power is ev
raordi nary. Piicr. 2i>c, BOe and
:1.0 > per bottle. S"Id by all dealers
n medi :ne.
k\ 11\ f-.vin i:?-: -.i umi-iic rot.ns?
It isn't in" - ?f?rj n have a sniffed
lead, rumiing nose. To eougl your
i> ad oif as it \\ r?.-e. All you need to
lo - to ; -< Dr Hell's Pine-Tar-ilone.v.
-. .I'..nig and healing baibams
i tie logged aid pas-ages anil in
11oit yi ' gi I relief ailil stmt
t!i i : (1 to r? i ' ' - ; . Vonr nose
op ru ining. uiii rough le?s and.
.i * a . re get'ing l>el it r. (Jet.
bottle, use as dfreitted. Keep what;
- : i a a i"i>' h and cold insurance.
% .-..V vL'&if' f'Vift.
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?ay more
>rget that a coffee cheaper
izianne in the end actually
lorej for you are guaranit
there are twice the usual
r of cups in a pound of
ine. It is guaranteed to
yovj, too. Buy a can today,
ill according to directions,
f y6u*--ajy not satisfied, if
e hot dead certain it has
wjee as far, your grocer
?tufn your money without
i>n. Write for our premium
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COFFEE
irGa?Kgw Orleans
T11K LANCASTER NEW!
FA^DISCOLORED
SUFFERED AGONY
Charleston w/man Would
Becointe Un/o"scious for
IiSjft Day.
Tanlac fticlped Her
Afti r having been unable to work
'or l'our months on aeeount of ill
health, during which period -lie .sullen
d front cTiills, fever, indim . tion
md that most repugnant and diseoni>rting
of all complaints, belching,
liir'i v.ould eontinuo for an hour a:
time?Mrs. L. Hoylet, well known
.ousewife of No. - Hlako St... Char1.
-ton, S. c., has added her name
the thousands who have found relief
i the us? of Tan la e.
"1 suffered from indigestion and
hills and fever," states Mrs. Boylet.
'Mv indigestion caused me terrible
pains in my stomach and chest, and I
would sometimes belch for an hour
at a time. 1 suffered something terrible
at times. It seemed that I could
aot digest anything that I ate.
"I suffered from extreme headache
and was extremely nervous, jumping
at the slighest noise. After eating
would have a pretty full feeling in my
^tomach and 1 became very weak.
These chills and fever would come on
10,, very suddenly. 1^would be sitting,
i.i Iking to my friends possibly, and severe
pains would/start running up
ny limbs. In a/few minutes they
would spread to ?iy back and upper
body. Then th/se terrible pains
ooiTHpuc /for hours. Chills
:!d 1 1 would go to bed.I*i
i while rmould become uncon.
i :nv.U:wfk so for nearly half
! i 11 \ | about twice
a fe hfld thi ni for n
\ rs. SametiiTycs my feet and
les would swell to double normal
e a n' sometimes a large blister
ould f< i in on my knees. This would
i: i> t tin u red and burn just exactly
like a rud-hot iron being pressed
to me. In a day or two it would turn
o i real blister. When th s blister
wa opened and the water let out
v. hi turn into a very bud sore. I
II you. 1 suffered terribly. I have
ot been able to work for four
. inths bora us- of my poor health.
>i i letimes 1 would turn black in the
: co, ar.d have been pronounced dead
ie * tin grip of these spells.These
t rdition- were gradually killing
ni' . 1 do not believe that 1 would
ne l vod very long if 1 had not g' t
r 1 ' ivh< ii i did.
"1 d ol some of the wonderful
hag- that Teniae was doing, and
' * or flu v statement was that of
t'rievd whom 1 have known for more
i! in fifteen yen is.
"The relief that 1 received from
~ nlac hits been wonderful, ft has roM
I me of my Indigestion entirely
P! < ; ic> i^ jn^t too good. 1 ran
.1 . : i I I r'avi' I I tidy I rcrythini:.
"Ty .) I r;i(!:!c''.('s I had (they
. ly ilrc it.t out ut'.mv mind at
t a ii ha - boon <uti'e!y re|i. \ . !.
i . \ net e.. i a headache 1
r: K . Kiiim ; al ami m. m r.
' a- \ cmo. J hnv. not l.aai nm
. . V?' !ls. a iuioiigh ( li.iv n;:1
tli* r"\i? 1 jrhen i lu-y usually
upon\i'. 1 do not bid ev. t' at
! ill i v?T l\i\ e thoin a; ain. They
?i rue <<: jh" V ' lai I v at a I mil
i lie of Joyy. and r y .1 ; n >:
in(. t Ifi. ar bee. i > 1 ?? >!
lac, I kno/. x
"Tanlac is/uM'tainJy a word* fu
i.ie(.icfno, .iimi may (.y.l bios.- it am
1 mos/swn'h do Ya-common>1 r
ha- performed a tn\..?le in . ;
r..ise."
< in'.' c. the master medicine, k
1 'X' l jaivcly by J. F. Mackey A
' .. Lancaster; Peoples Drug A
Co.. Heath Springs; C (). Flovi.
wshnw. Price. $1 per bott!
. 'might.
< \i;n <>l Til WK-X
W'- wish (> thank our many friend
ami neighors : >r their many deed
nd un.iring a?-istanec shown us an
j. uv Ii< !<.\i l mother during her il
nd death. Words fail to e:
. - - i i : arat it ude. May H an v. 1
. i all filing. w 11, richly rewai
. . . <1 i \ i i > one.
Mrs. Ira Hardin an I Si as.
husband
despy
Alter Four Years oi Uucouragi
i
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gara
Up in Bespair. Husband
Came to Rescue..
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Catron, Ky.?In an interesting le
from this place, Mrs. Bettie Bull
writes as follows: "I suffered for 1
years, with womanly troubles, and dui
this time, 1 could only sit up for a 1
while, and could not walk Snywher
all. At times, I would have severe p
in my left side.
The doctor was called In, and his tr
ment relieved me for a while, but I
soon confined to my bed again. I
, that, nothing seemed to do me any g
a JUNE 16, 1916.
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HEATH SPRINGS
Special to The News.
Ut ah Springs, June 15.?Mr. and
Mrs. S. C. McMackiu left last Sunday
| -ifieri oon lor llonea l'ath where they
i m1' s id two weeks with Mr. and
' Mrs. .1. K. lJusliavdt.
Mr. ar I Mrs. Lewis t'authen went
> I i ua(< rs\ille. N. C\. Wednesday
;io s< , their daughter. Mrs. Clatoii
1 tri r, who is vi rv ill at her home
I there.
Mr. H. S. Knight of Lancaster i-ubstituting
in the barber shop foi
! M >. t'. McMackiu while the lat
(or :s in llonon Path.
Master Mortimer Hutledge entei
tained a number of his little friend
from six to seven o'clock Tuesday af
ternoon. on the occasion of hi,
birthday.
Mrs. W. T. Stover and little Nanc;
Clark spent Tuesday night in Ker
shaw with the former's sister, Mis
\V. I.. Croxton.
Misses Eugenia Mobley and Caro
line Hammond went to Hopkins Wed
nesday with Mrs. Horace Earle, wit!
whom they will spend a few days.
Mrs. Amanda Hammond am
daughters. Mesdames. II. E. Wi!
liams and \V. II. Stognor, were guest
at. the Leslie-Powell wedding a
'v r I aw Wednesday.
Mr. J. P. Cnston of the Enterpris
Mercantile Co., has been confined t
h's room on account of sickness fo
veral day- this week.
Mrs. .1. C. Hilliard went Wednesda
to Pock Ilill where she is visltin
1? datives.
Mrs. P. T. Twit^y is spending
few days in Lancaster as the gues
f relatives and friends.
Messrs. W. 11. Twitty.D. I). Wll
iiams, C. L. Stover and Shola Mohlej
nd Master Lawrence Twitty made
trip to the river Tuesday on a fishin
fip.
Mr. W. T. Stover spent Wednesda
I ielit with his brother, O. W. Stover
ear Liberty Hill.
Mr. ,T? ss(? Mobley returned Thur.
day from Columbia where he at
tended the commencement exercise
if the University of South Carolim
Mr. .fames Markov left Wednesda
or 1 i< home in Anderson after
f>> . , father and rothers hor<
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DOUGLAS NEWS
? Ul I'llw,..! I 11 71 l? Ul UIVU ?I 11
General Gtoe 11 has begun to sprea
liin self like a preen bay tree.
health of the community
oiiw hettet than it was at ^he time c
t! <> 'ast w riting.
.Mr. and Mrs. John Addison sper
Sunday in Lancaster with relative
M ss Janie Green of Gastonla
'siting ; t f :.e 1;. me of her hrothe
, ir. >1. .1 .Green,
t Mi. L. L. rilaeknion and family
'or Ga., are visiting relatives ar
; i< Ht- in this, community.
Mr. Walter Gulp and family
. 'topzn, .V i , were visitors at tl
r ni' of the former's parents, .M
nd Mrs. A. K Gulp, Sunday.
Messrs. Albert .1. Cuskey and Chu
i<- Gulp are at home for their vac
t Ion.
. .Mr. and Mr- J. V. Chambers visit 1.
t.\ - at Great Fulls a few da
L to.
j W w e al! surprised an the .'It
1 n Mr. Tom Barfton and Miss It it
a key drove ro Lancaster and \v<
lo nited in marriage. Die writ
.,j wishes tliem much happiness trnu
'if-. May they be very successful.
X. Y. Z.
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MRIKG WIFi
Dg 1 had gotten so weak I could not ste
and 1 gave tip in despair.
At last, my husband got me a botlli
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and I c
menced taking it. From the very
dose, I could tell it was helping me
' c^n now walk two miles withoir
ttpr tirinfnje, and am doing all my work
ock It you are all run down from worn
[our troubles, don't give up in despair,
ring Cardui, the woman's tonic. It has he
Ittie more than a million women, in it
I at years ot continuous success, and st
aim surely help you, too. Your druggis
sold Cardui for years. He knows
tgj. It will do. Ask him. He will re
ym mend it. Fegin taking Cardui today
lftcr Wrile (o; Cb?ttarK> za Meflclna O.. I
Advltory Drpt.. ChatMr?x>ca, Tann.. lor ?
_ _ * liuirui tiwi .< on your caia jnd6Vnng? book,
BOA. tmiiMni for Wmm." hoi In plain arrappnr.
i ENGINEER OVERC OME BY
AMMONIA rUMES
i
i<\ It. Koistcr lias a Narrow K?cu|k>
at Plant of the Storage Supply
Company
Hut for the presence of mind and
resourcefulness of Miss Ilattie Hayseur,
bookkeeper for Storage
Supply company, C. P. Foister, chief
engineer at the Avery plant of the
company, would probably have lost
his life yesterday when an ammonia
pipe burst as a tank was bing filled.
1 Several workmen were partially over'
i n b> the fumes, but Mr. Foister,
who was nearest to the tank, was
1 knocked unconscious. The other
1 w orkmcti rushed outside to the air,
r.ot knowing that Mr. Foister had
fallen to the floor. He was found
there by Miss Payseur, who dragged
s the unconscious man to an outer
" room, where she applied. first aid
a measures. With the assistance of
men called by Miss Payseur, the engineer
was carried outside and medi*
cal aid summoned. Mr. Foister was
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v Ijl ;! U ; MICHEL!
\ I are not liig
'J '.vaii
A flcf?hn
/ iiA?? hting In a , "*
curie IvciiuK mode '
on <j ronnj core to fit v- N^e
their caiingt pet fatly. \x
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Tho Michelin Univert.il Trc
of non-skids of both the rnis
Michelin Red Tubes retain tl
Used in combination, Michc
most satisfactory tire cijuipi
R. S. HARP
.1! All Kinds of Au
Telephone iioO
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{ ON t: QUA LIT
i:'| FARMERS'
tit'
,1 Don't they fit in nice jus
(. Mi'- l?? st old-line companies
At'n't Lancaster and York cou
|.
ave to organize?
If.
I D. E. BO
1,1 VOICk - - S(
y.I
igKnrg-KK;. a i tsar ?wmi
? J THAN!
b'?r the many coinp
tin* recent store improve
Brick Wall Remove
Thrown Into One?there
Piimst up-to-date ill Lane
Truck" in connection \vi
r bo add to tho efficirnry
j tato t? ask our town Trie
lnd J 110 and 204, you will get
I prices, and as quickly as
thorn to you.
lo our country frie:
your trade?your chick
kinds of produce, for w
in Cash.
Come to the
*51 Corner Ne
iould
t ha$ ?
= THE BENNE
1 All Kind of Paints,
W,
b(>4 mWHMBMI
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taken to his home, where at a late
hour last night he was reported as
being well on the wiy to recovery.
?Asheville Citizen.
Miss Pa senr, the cnly daughter of
Mr. Geo. F. Payscur, will be remembered
by her many frfends in Lancaster
as having begin her business <V
career in this city. She now holds
a responsible posithn in Asheville,
X. C.. here she haj been most successful
with her woK, as well as hav_
ing made many frfnds.
Miss Pnyseur deserves groat
common lation fnr tho heroic act
which resulted in iving the life of
another.
v hacking ( <?k;h wkakkns
tmi: sV|km
Dr.n't suffer U'^lacking cough
Dirt hna\w?nkcifcl your system?get
>. bottle \ Dr. Jt-k's Now Discovery,
in use ovw 4yy-?rs, and benefitting
1 who us\ Jf, if soothing pine balsam
with Mr the irritated air
passages?/sV>tPS the raw spots,
loosens Hie Vill0n,ls a'ut prevents
rarking/the br>" with coughing. Dr.
Cing'srs'ew Doovery induces natur >i
sleep and alR nature to cure yo i.
lUNOf-ip- ialp
IEUNI
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IN UN1VESAL TREADS |!
and RED 1UBES
;h-priced! J:st compare these
\ those yon lave been paying.
t'NIVr 'L TKEAO CASINGS
j'U REP TUBES
t l. ? D-t O D. I P"*
7* . trvjhf g- \ i Inner
? S,tr_ Clwcheij Tuhn
?! t] >1* 30_ ?3 SS |
V j;T< 24 90 $24.90" 4 65
:.3 25 6S 2S.CS 4 25
^Vt 25.95 2S.9S 5.00
27 95 27 95 5 30
4fT 33 00 33.90 6.55
35 3? 75 34.7S 5 90
36 35.70 35.70 6 90
:.J ' h0 I 6 30
: - SjS ' 50 t. 55 ' *
/ 37 ? 5.35 %
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ad coir cs all the advantages
ed-troaJi id suction-tread types,
heir ve)?.y ?oltnci? indefinitely,
lin ciUid tube* make the
dmqU
ER GARAGE
itomobiic Accessories
Lancaster, S. C.
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MUTUALS
;t at this time when nearly alt
b.'ive withdrawn front the State?
Mies fortunate that they don't
NEY, Agent
II Til < AltOLI\A
ft YOU!
diluents already paicl us for
mcnts. Plate Glass Front
d?Two Large Rooms
by making our store the
aster. "The New Ford
tli our Complete Stock will
until now wo do not licsimds
to call "Phones" Nos.
b your goods at the right
AV 'I'vn olr /*nrt anrtttr
> <1 1UUIU1 1.1 UU XV ? (111 ? <IIJ v
lids?wo want yon?wo need
ens, eggs, butter and all
hich we Pay Highest Prices
Pure Food Store
ar Court House
TFTERRY CO.
Varnishes, Stains, Etc.