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B ?Jip iCaurastrr 5Jma I (SEMI-WEEKLY.) frBMSHRRS' ANNOUNCEMENT: li Published Tuesdays and Fri- a days at Lancaster. S. C., by The ^ Lancaster Publishing Company, successors to The Ledger, es- 11 tabllshed 1852; The Review, established 1878; The Enterprise, established 1891, and en- . tered as second-class matter Oct. 7, 1905, at the postofflce 8 at Lancaster, S. C., under Act e of Congress of March 3, 1879. j, LUTHER ELLISON, Editor. J S SUBSCRIPTION Pr ICE: 1 (In Advance. une far fi.ow Six Months 75c 11 a "Let reverence fo. laws be i0 breathed by every American i t mother to the Uaplng babe that c prattles oa her lap; let It be n taught In schools. 1 i seminaries and colleges; let It be written In primers, spelling books and & almanacs; let It be preached ii from the pulpit, proclaimed In b legislative halls, and enforced In t( so arts of Just'ce. And In short, let It become the poltlcal rellgIon of the nation; and let the R' eld and the young, the rich and th poor, the grave and the gay of all sexes and tongues and colors and conditions, sacrifice 01 unceasingly upon its altars." n t VI TUESDAY, OCT. IT. 1916 ? ti The merchant who advertises |H never counts the flies on the wall. "There's a reason." ol ? ei Life is short at best and the one who fills it with scraps and growls has onlv a life to spend. fc o?? s( When it come to paying taxes we ]., Just walk right up and fork over fr our two cents as cheerfully as our ja neighbors cough up their dollars. o ai Failing in his erforts to get rid of jr General Pershing, First Chief Carzanza announces his determination ^ to put an end to bull fighting in p Mexico. h o N Young man, the time to save jr money is in the morning of life. a therefore, don't put off until the af- e| ternoon what you should do in the (j morning. s< o si Have you begun your arrange- tl ments to nttend the third annual b Lancaster county fair November 2025. 1016? It will be the biggest and'o best yet. o c Mr. Farmer, have you selected ci your seed corn for next year? If ti not, step right out and attend to this si Important feature of your farm worK immediately. o The bellegerent nations want us to F feed them, and they all want to kick \ us, and that's about all we can ex-' it ^ ttaaatsatata m ? I 100 <J J? That is The Value 1 I DO L Wi a You Spend A ja' 8 OUR GOODS A 5 BOUGHT AJND H M , < Shenandoah Supe m S A SPKCI; ? ? ! U Texas Ited ltiistpr m imineoiatc sale. ^ Ilrlng us your K? ^ will pay the top ma W Ik* sure unil see us I A complete line c M at reasonable pric? m | J.W.E Phone 301 m T ect from them and it's quite all wej| ill get from them. o Now is the time to turn your j inds. sow your wheat, small grains nd cover crops. Remember the1 oil weevil is SURELY coming and ' i no respector of person. * ( o Why should anyone kick at life iq 1 Lancaster? The town is full of ' ;ood people?of wise people?of en ( rgetic people?of persistent pooilo_ _r*f nt>nnlo vvhn would )u> . redit to any town or city. When ou kick Lancaster you kick yourelf, for you are helping to make out ittle city just what it is. o The fame of the Lancaster cotton < narket seems to be spreading far t nd wide, so much thae Chester < ounty farmers are crossing the Ca ] awba river in order to sell their c otton here. We have labored t lonths for this condition to exist in i | * .ancaster, and it certainly does us ood to see our efforts materializing nto an absolute certainty. Boys, |( ring your cotton to the "leading! iwn," but call on all the buyers be- j. >re selling. In this way you will et the top price of the market. o We take particular pleasure in d ailing the attention of our large * umber of readers to the many ad- 2 ertisements contained in this issue A f The News. Especially do we in- P ite your careful consideration to < lat of the large four-page ad of L. irsch & Sons. This enterprising firm of proressive boys fully realize the value f judicious advertising as the propr medium through which to so cit and increase the volume of their Iready fast growing business, thereire, when the opportune time pre?nted itself to advise the public at irge of the many bargains to b?>und in purchasing from their rge stock, they immediately sought le columns of The News as the suit-, tile organ through which to dissemlate their valuable information. HIRSCH & SONS advertise so ex-' msively because they KNOW it ? ays to tell the people what they: K ave for sale. They select THE ^ EWS In which to do their advertisIK because they KNOW it goes into bout 2,600 homes, and is read by Ight to ten thousand people. They o not select THE NEWS from per-j^ inal obligation or sentimental rea- 1 ins, hut on the other hand, because lev fully realize THE NEWS as "a usinesR getter." The same reason prevails with our thor regular advertisers. It might pay certain other merhants in Lancaster and Lancaster aunty to give the subject of ad versing in THE NEWS a thorough * tudy. + Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Terry and lit- ( le daughter, Lena, left Sunday for ' iamlet, N. C., to visit their parents, 1 Ir. and Mrs. C. It. Terry. They lade the trip In their car. 1 ENTSI S d ifou Get for Every 1 LAR g:i t This Store >5' 'm t RE HONESTLY ? ONESTLY SOLD [S r^i ============ W 1 dative Flour ujm 8 c K 8 ? N d oof Seep Outs for W . P. irm Produce. We ?| rkef price for If. >efore you sell. >f good Groceries 8 ? w VANS S Brooklyn 8 l'i?l'i?l?i?i,i & HE LANCASTER NEWSTU m | LEGAL NOTICES | ^ | f XOTICK OF DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that the indersi^ned will, as guardian of the estate of Ira B. Small, on the 26th lay of October, 1916, make her final eturn as such guardian and apply :o the Probate Court of Lancaster :ounty for letters dismissary. MRS. JERUSHA SMALL, Guardian Estate of Ira B. Small. Sept. 26. 1916. lO0-4tp.-Tues. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that the unlersigned will, as administratrix of he estate of Manly J. Small, debased, on the 26th day of October, 1916, make her final return as such idministratrix and apply to the Pro>ate Court of Lancaster county for etters dlsmlssary. MRS. JERUSHA SMALL. Administratrix estate of said debased. Sept. 26. 1916. 100-4tp.-Tues. | NOTICE OF DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that the unlersigned will, as guardian of the esate of Mrs. Sallle B. Rogers on the 5th day of October, 1916, make his inal return as such guardian and apily to the Probate Court of Lancaser county for letters dismissary. S. J. RICHARDSON. Guardian. Sept. 26th. 1916. 1 0<Mtc-Tues. j CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Lancaster. In Common Pleas. W. L. Blackmon, Plaintiff, vs. Eliza Bowers et al.. Defendants. Pursuant to a decree made in the ibove stated case by Judge Ernest doore, dated July 27th. 1916, I will ell at public auction to the highest lidder, at Lancaster Court House, on he first Monday in November next, vithin the legal hours of sale, the 'ollowing described real estate, to vlt: AH that certain parcel or tract of and, lying, being and situate in Pleasant Hill Township. County of Lancaster, and State of South Caroina, containing five hundred and iixty-three ( 563 ) acres more or less, ind having the following boundaries, o wit: On the north by lands of J. r. Reeves and Fr^ncfs Twitty; on the I just by lands of Callie Reeves and ?ottie Faile; on the south by lands ~ )f Mrs. Lottie Faile and estate lands c; Evan Rollings, and on the west )y estate lands of Robert A. Crininlnger, deceased. Terms of sale. cash. Purchaser or purchasers to pay for papers. le PAUL MOORE, C. C. C. L. C. H Rlakeney & Williams, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Oct. 6. 1916. Once a week for p' weeks. pr of NOTICE OF DISCH.AKOE. % Notice is hereby given that the un- W ersigned will, as administratrix of ^ he estate of J. W Funderhurk. deeased, on the 11th day of November, ^ 916, make her final return as such i dministratrlx and apply to the Pro- 1 ate Court of Lancaster county for f etters dismissary. ^ K\TK FUNDERHURK. ?? Administratrix estate of J. W. ?S ''underburk. deceased. 3 Oct. 10, 1916. i NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. ^ Notice is hereby given that the unlersigned will, as guardian of the esate of Rosa Couch, on the 12th dav .1 I f November, 1916, make bis final re J urn as such guardian and apply to 9 he Probate Court of Lancaster ounty for letters dismissary. J. Y. HAMMOND. J Guardian ^ Oct. 11, 1916. 41. J State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucae County, as. ^ Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he 1 la aenlor partner of the firm of F. J. 4? Cheney A Co.. doing business In the City Z Of Toledo. County and State aforesaid, 42 and that seld Arm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each ? and every case of Ca'arrb that cannot be I cured by the use of HALL S CATARRH *4 MEDICINE. FRANK J CHENEY. J Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this 8th day of December, A D 1888. A W. OLEASON. ^ (Seal) Notary Public. A Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is taken In- 1 ternally and acts throuyh the Blood on A the Mucous Surfaces of the System, Send i for testimonials, free. A F J CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O. * Sold by all drURfrists. "Sc. C Hall's Family Pills for constipation. 3 TEA MS HIP COMPANY ASKS 92A,0OO DAMAGES *s Norfolk, Va., Oct. ll.??In the Jnited States District Court the jj ESDAY, OCT. 17, 191v. QUESTIONS A Question Are satisfied No. 1 groceries? Question Do you think that yo No. 2 Question If a ^rm or a Perso' No.3 save you money who Question are y0U ^ra</,nj ^o. 4 Answer No! Nobody is becav To No. 1 highest. A newer You think so. but vc 1BMMVV VI / To No. 2 store and you will ki Answer You would think the To No. 3 be obliged to say thi * Because, as a matte Answer ...you think\of court 1 o No. I p0Hte fellow and the little cheaper th<m a Four Reasons why we sell cltec have to pay a book keeper. r don t lose any bad accounts, amount of clerks now than if u over and see if you are not con goods with the same clerks ant shouldn't sell cheaper than the of a book-keeper, loses bad ac much. What do You Say? "THE YOURS F( MIDWAY W D DI \ BOOSTERS" If. D. ILI "MIDWAY HE, heaapeake Steamship Company, # svners of the Hay liner City of Nor- vaporize ilk, filed a libel Huit against the Qy ? ritish Steamship Hawkhead for alVapor treatment ged damages to the Norfolk. bettor than interna The company alleges that the ^ awkhead illegally blocked the har- the stomach. When Vick'a 4,Yi ,r, had no lookout, or lights dis- p,iftd QV6r the thr, ayed and gave no warning of her pors, released by t! esence to the Norfolk. Damages *^^o^w^.l^ach 1 $25,000 Ib claimed. lf|?ftrx"^i > : > *> v : ? ; The Way To I ( " No town or city cap make its I make a town or city grOah A t * business enterprise. If\his co will have to be by the enterprise ! We are ready to co-operare. y safer, better and bigger. We ? dividual service to every depositt : l T_H i i i count. iaiK your pians ana ous may be able to make helpful su WE PAY 4 PER CEN FARMERS BANK i W. II. Mil V lND answers h what you are paying for your u are getting your money's worth? i should tell you that they could it would you think? % where you are now? Ise every thing is high?higher? a are not quite sure. Visit our tow what you think is true. it, as a matter of course, he would at. r of fact, you don't hardly know se that so and so is such a nice n too he always sells YOU just a inV body else. i per than any body. We don't k Vesell absolutely for cash. . We We sell more with the same | i>e were charging. Now think it vinced that a firm who sell more I don't lose any bad accounts 1 firm who has the extra expense counts and can't possibly sell as )R SERVICE -WE 1F R & fft JEBL uuii v*. vu. rnuriid" A.DQUARTERS." jy ~ POLICE MAINTAIN THEIR Croup DEAD LINE AT HAYONNE '.old Troubles "ayonne' N J- ?ct 1!-T|19 ,te,?oldtronbU.?r.|?lrlke "??"<' ' ?<" = affecting 12.J medicines, as the va- 000 employes of the Standard Oil xlication direct to the an(j other companies, was quiet toages without disturbing ,jay j)0ljce maintained their kp-O-Rub" Salre ft ap- "dead line" about the industrial serial and chest, these va- tion. Published reports that ma~ be heat of th?? body, . rjjjne j,un8 were concealed at one of IT*1 hGwm'wBBTI "ie P^ant8 were denied by company P0^5ALVE | officials. Greater Growth || ? s industries great, but industries can ive community is the manifestation of mmunity is to grow in importance it of stable business interests. *? in every way to make local business X are sincerely interested in giving in- x. >r,xerardless ot the size of his ac iness problems over with us. We X gge?non$\ T ' ?= I X ON TIME DEPOSITS | i TRUST COMPANY jLEN, Cashier. ^