The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 07, 1916, Page 8, Image 8
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Camp Creek, Nov. 6.?The Camp
Creek School Improvement association
will give an entertainment Saturday
night, November 11, 1916,
beginning promptly at 7:30 o'clock.
It will consist of the following plays:
"My Wife's Relations' and "Not a
Man in the House."
Cast of Characters for "My Wife's
Relations."
cry.
Cousin Hector?David Robestr.
Ted Tyrrel?Lewis Roberts.
Uncle Dobson?Furman Roberts.
Mrs. Selma?tEUa Morris.
Mrs. Frankland?Nettie Roberts.
r;mma, Mrs. Raima's Sister?Ellen
Mahaffey.
Aunt Patience?Annie Cook.
Aunt Charity?Kffie Morris.
Kate, a Servant?Jazil Mahaffey.
Cast of Characters for "Not a Man
in the House."
Mrs. Bings, Whose Marriage Was
Misfortunate?Mayme Graham.
Miss Lucy Ryder, Her Timid Maiden
Sister?Annahelle Graham.
Aunt Belinda?Mettle Steele.
Jessie Ray?Jazil Roberts.
Kate, a Sefvant?Annie Cook.
A small admission fee of ten ano
fifteen cents will be charged. The
public Is cordially invited to attend.
We assure all a pleasant evening.
FLORIDA CASK UPHELD.
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.Appellate Court Sustains l.nii'1
Agents' Sentences.
Kansas City. Oct. 31.?The decision
of the federal court here In the
so-called Florida land fraud cases
was upheld today by the United
States circuit court of appeals sitting
in Denver, according to a telegram
received by Francis M. Wilson,
United States district attorney.
Dr. E. C. Chambers, president of the
Chamber* Land Company of Kansas
City, who was sentenced to two
/<mrg imprisonment and fined
96,000 In the court here, and E. L.
Russell of Miami, Fla., an agent of
the land company, who was sentenced
to serve a year and a day and was
fined $375, appealed from the decision
of the lower court.
Convictions were returned In federal
court here November 26. 1914,
against Dr. Chambers, Russell and
three other alleged agents, on a
charge of misusing the mails In connection
with the eale of Everglades
land In Florida. t
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HEATH SPHINHS ITEMS |l
m'lt1N(i PAST WEEK 1
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Thursday night. They enjoyed an
opossum hunt together on that occasion
and succeeded in capturing 0
three menders of this marsupial
family.
The game of basketball between s
Rock Hill and Heath Springs high c
schools Friday resulted in a score of c
22 to 8 in favor of the latter. ?
Mr. Charlie Sims of Rich Hill has ''
a position with Mr. A. Cauthen in his a
grocery store. b
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NOTICE OF ELECTION. J,'
Whereas, one-third of the freeholders
and one-third of the electors of b
the age of 21 years, residing in Camp P
Creek school district, No. 15, have
petitioned the county board of education
to order an election to determ- P
ine whether or not an additional tax B'
of 4 mills shall bte levied on all and e
personal property for schooj pur- a
pose*.
We hereby order said election to P
be held by the trustees in said vv
Camp Creek .school district, No. 15, tl
on Wednesday, Nov. 22nd, at the S
school house. d
At which ^election only such elec- fi
en ? -
mi n an iminii ran or personal prop- u
ery for taxation and exhibit their tax tl
[receipts and registration certificates
I shall be allowed to vote.
The opening and closing hours o
shall be the same as in all general r
elections. ii
V. A. LING EE, a
J. K. CONNORS, h
W. R. TWITTY. *
County Hoard of Education. tl
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Advertised letters for Week Finding f
November 4th, 191 A.
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Miss R. Massey, Mrs. Betsle Brown. ^
Jlmie Stover, Mr. Williams, Mrs. *
Amis Jackson, Miss Norah Jonson,
R. P. Hawand, Miss Llllle Hammow, n
Abe Harris, Mrs. Hettie Welch, Mrs. L
Mary Bnone, Miss Callle L. Benson, c
W. L. McManus, 104 E. Main St.,
Frank Robinson, Bob Tinkler, Miss a
Jonnie Wilson, Smllley Williams, b
Miss Edna Blackmon. tl
When calling for above letters *
please say advertised. c
JA9. F. HUNTER, t
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Jones Replies To
Recent Articles In News
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n AukusI 18th, 1916:
"Whereas, Cot. Leroy Springs has v
hown a marked disposition to prose- a
ute the work of building up ana c
ontributing liberally to the success '
f the town of Fort Mill as is shown R
i the concrete manner by the large p
dditions to the cotton mills undei p
lis management which are unde> e
ay here, and by his expressed inention
to further the growth and J
rosperlty of the community; and v
Whereas, we realize the practical '
eneflts we have received from the j
resence in our town of these manu- r
uturlng industries in the past, ano r
nat our continued growth and pros- a
erity depends largely upon the j
uccessful operation, institution ano (
nlargement of such industries; ^
nd f
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"Whereas we desire publicly to ex-j
ress our appreciation of the benehi
e have received in the past through
tie sources under the control of Cof.
prings, and to evidence our conflence
in his ability and his desire to
urther promote the interests of the
)wn and community In many ways,
tierefore
"Be it resolved, that we, the citii*ns,
business and professional men
f the town of Port Mill and surounding
community, in mass meetig
assembled do wish to express an
ppreeiation of his efforts in our bealf
in the past, that we anticipate
'1th confidence his ability and intenlon
of furthering the best interests
f the town and community, and to
hat end desire to assure him of our
earty co-operation and our desire to
id and assist him in any plans that
e may suggest for the betterment of
ne community." '
Now, if Col. Springs, who has done 1
tore for the growth and progress of '
.ancaster than any other dosen men 1
ombined, should desire to give the
ndustria! workers pure and palatble
water from the city supply and
e willing to pay the same compensaion
required of all others, and our
rater supply is adequate for every
onceivable need, and the city needs
he money and incidental benefits
hat would accrue from suA a conract,
who but an ingrate and fool
rould raise any objection?
Suspicion of wrong doing does not
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TUKSDAY. NOV. 7. 1916
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IF YOU WISH TO OHOW
FAT AND IMA Ml? ?
* THIN MEN AM) WOMEN 1 ^
)o You Want to (iet Fat ami lie ^
Strong? ;?
The trouble with most thin folks i
iho wish to gain weight is that they w
nsiRt on drugging their stomach or1A
tufflng It with greasy foods; rubbing
in useless "flesh cream," or followng
some foolish physical culture I A
tunt, while the real cause of thin-!
less goes untouched. You cannot
:et fat until your digestive tract| ^
roperly asslmulates the food you V
at. Drink a glass of cold water four ^
ir five times a day and take the fol- ?
owing preparation known to relia- A
>le druggists almost everywhere.
rhlch seemingly embodies the miss- ?
ng elements needed by the diges- A
Ive organs to hep them convert food
nto rich, fat-laden blood. This pre- A
laratlon Is called tonoline, and
nuch remarkable testimony Is given,?
s to its successful use in flesh build-1 A
ng. Tonoline which comes in the
orm of a small non-lnjurlous tablet.'?
aken at meals and mixed with the 1 ^
llgestive food, tends to prepare fat.j?
lesh and muscle building elements so A
hat the blood can readily accent and J:
:arry them to the starved portion of ?
he body. You cAn rpadi-fv nlrtnro' ^
he transformation th>rf^ additional
ind previously lacking flesh making
naterial shoultymrLrtg to your cheeks, 12
llllng out hollows about your neck. ^
ihoulders and/jmst disappearing, and A
-our taking on from 15 to SO pounds
>f solid healthy flesh. Tonollne is ^
larmless, Inexpensive, efficient. Your ^
Irugglst has It and is authorized to V
efund your money If weight Increase A
s not obtained as per the guarantee 2
ound In each large parkage. ?
Caution: Tonollne Is recommend- ^
'd only as a flesh builder and while V
excellent results in cases of nerv
jus indigestion, etc., have been re- | ^
jorted, care should be taken about
islng It unless a gain of weight Is "
lesired.?Adv. UY
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jften spontaneously arise in honest
nlnds. but public officials who conlecrate
their time, energy and talents "
o the servlee nt ?H*? ? '
V..? iruwiiv UIUOI UUll I
?xpect gratitude, and must bear with I
patience and equanimity the crlti- ha,
;ism of Ignorant and prejudiced pr<
nen. lot
CHA8. D. JONES. ' ?n
Mayor.
Lancaster, 8. C., Nov. 4th. 1916.
RUB-MY-TISM |
Will cure Rheumatism, Neu- ho
ralgia, Headaches, Gramps, Colic of
Sprains, Bruises, CtiU. Burns, Old
Sores, Tetter, King-Worm, Eczema,
etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, drl
used internal!" or externally. 25c dri
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' Look out for your dollar, if you don't ^
i no one else will. * (p
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i have not advanced the price on anything A
, nor will I advanceNt until after January. ^
( Now see where come in, everything ^
has advanced in pricX but I did/iot have to 5J
rm \r flwi o/l v\?I /iV <\n T V* ^/?h 4- An?.l..
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Come look at my \Chin<? Aluminum, J
Knamel Ware and GlasX Ware, as I have a W
very full line for you toyelect from and at ?
the old price. /\ 0
Don't you want an ijil uleater to knock ^
the morning chill off ptTn,ei\kfast or for that ^
bathroom. / \ ^
Come see a Bic/cle and rrae while other ^
people walk and^pay while yVi ride. a
Don't forget/the silver that we give away ^
with every dollar's worth of goods bought \ J?
from now until Christmas. Call for the
spoons as they are yours and sometimes we J*
forget. J .
T will have lots of Santa Clans for you w
and don't you forget it for I am Old Santa's W
right hand man. fe
J. B. MACKORF.M 1
rKRYONK SHOULD DRINK OLA8S kidneco tablets, take one tablet before
each meal and at bedtime with
P WATER TO CLEAN KIDNEYS. a giagB of water for a few days and
i your kidneys will act fine. This fa- I
mous remedy ia made from perfectly I
Your Bark Hurts or Bladder harmless ingredients and acta 2
Aothers You Drink I>ot* of Water. quickly, and has been used for gen
erations to clean and stimulate |
When your kidneys hurt and your clogged kidneys; also to neutralise Is
ck feels sore, don't get scared and the acids In urine so it no longer is I
oceed to load your stomach with a a source of irritation, thus ending fi
of drugs that excite the kidneys bladder weakness. ?
d irritate the entire urinary tract. Kidneco is inexpensive, cannot in
>ep your kidneys olean like you Jure( make n0 mistake, insist on ked- fi
bp your bowels clean, by flushing neco which everyone should take
&m with cold water and kidneco now and then to keep their kidneye I I
ilch removes the body's urinous clean and active. Try this Also fl
,ste and stimulate them to their keep up the water drinking an<m*> IM
rmal activity. The function of the do?bt ym, wUj W(in(!(.r what
Ineys Is to filter the blood. In 24 Qf your kidney trouble and back- >
urs they strain from it 500 grains ache. Adv. w
acid and waste, so we can readily
derstand the vital importance of >9
9ping the kidneys active. Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days t ?
Drink lots of water?you can't *nUFl,eL^11 re,MO<1 ?o?*t if tatq Hi
nk too much; also get from your nVrutXnetJudSt B
uggist about one dozen & grain Their* application a**.TK-.HL