The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 16, 1917, Page 4, Image 4
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The Lancaster News u
Lancaster, 8. C' The
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Hy Country Tis of TKoo, Swoot Land ment 1
of Liberty." man t0
dollars
Published Tuesday and Friday
BY THE 10 8ma
LANCASTER NEWS COMPANY, within
Established 18A2. wlthoa
# ? Furt
GEORGE BULLA CRAVEN
Editor and Manager Libert)
vested
Entered as Second Class Matter curity.'
)etober 7. 1905, at the Poatofflce at
cent
Lancaster, S. C., under aot of Coniresa
of March 3. 1879. nually.
? buainef
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: vestme
(In Advance.)
One Year 12.00
81* Months 1.00 ?erlous
i native,
The News Is not responsible for the wbich
lews of Correspondents. ?
effect <
Short and rational articles on trous,
topics of general Interest will be jng j,e
gladly received. may be
~| United
Tuesday, October 16, 1917 .' ernmen
Since this conservation idea start- fifty or
ed half-hose are not near half. small
amount
As a matter of fact it really looks million
as if Bernstorft' ought to be where are in
Vletor is. an(* ffi'
+ | in* *
We hope the day will come when ''g"1"6the
people of Virginia will learn ra
what the South Caroliua yam is. bond >
from b
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As a matter of fact Dr. Michaelis ^ ^
could hardly be expected to be suecessful
in playing to both sides. t iu tl
+ caster
A breakfast-foodless day might fronk t
conserve to som<* extent the supply i treated
of old straw hats and whisk-1 niarriuj
brooms. i resuU
1
1 army.
The fact that Camp Jackson is'
Camp :
located in South Carolina ought to
Charles
he convincing to the Charlotte Ob?
tests.
server.
I ha
I of inte
If Harnum & Bailey's circus shows j Octobe
in only one town in North Carolina now"*'
a certain Durham editor is certain1 print t
i loiter I
to he visiting in Charlotte on the au jet
25th. |have e
;though
" : bloodei
It now develops that the chief fight f
fear of Spartanburg people in the 1
threatened coal famine was that ' will ei
they might have to go to Greenville "SomB
I t>ea r w
to keep warm. I but wll
_ . [ at lea
should
President Wilson will be regard- boys,'
ed In history as a great president affectic
itor.
and it will also be noted that public (Sig
sentiment was never so strong be- tarn
hind another.
4, ja mari
The government is lending a <*ept tl
boost to early Christmas shopping don't 1)
in the advice that packages for the change
soldiers should be posted not later or ther
than November 15. for ai
i but, af
"When will the war end?" asks who sh
the Columbia State, and then answers
its own question with: "If HA
all who ask the question will buy
Liberty Bonds, the answer may ap- Ann<
pear." At any rate, the end will be (,ay ln
nearer. George
4. in chai
We don't know much about this an(*
Watson Bell, of the Spartanburg tered 1
Journal, and once of this paper, and Lancas
Ed. DeCarap, always of Gaffney, but where
If we expect to be popular with the itihg a
fraternity, we suppose we will have welcon
to call them by their first names. We ho
-f- llna pi
Of course the governor of North that h
Carolina might very properly make Hill II
some remarks to the governor of Beln
South Carolina at any time, but at choosii
this time they would more than like- ence,
ly refer to Liberty Bonds or food hardly
'Conservation. ermore
Jcarolli
Talk >nf early peace with Ger_,tj,roug
many is result or misguided thought, l^on wa
President Wilson says. Germany |nK> j,
cannot be trusted to keep her ?ervei
pledges and victory for peace will
come only through the crushing of And
autocracy. with u
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THE LA 1
X>K AT IT THIS WAY. j TILLMAN A
I
government has issued Lib- J The fact thi
onds because the money is made the asser
to finance the war?to equip'ago that he woi
ed our boys and the boys of to succeed hlmt
ied nations who are fighting vent the senat
race if he bell
r. The policy of the governdesire
it. Almoi
s to provide a way for every
the right to cb
i help voluntarily. Millions of
while we do n
of the bonds will be issued
? personally, we 1
.11 denominations so as to be
, _ l4i altogether dlffei
reach of the average citizen
? in that respect,
t financial embarrassment.
A number of
.hermore, the money put in
? . , , , Carolina have
' Bonds is not spent, but Incoming
race ai
in the "world's safest se_
_ come to this off
The bonds pay four per
ference of opin
Interest, payable semi-anSenator
Tillma
Therefore, from a strict
his statement t
is standpoint, it is a good inmake
the race
nt.
pose Blease ar
failure of the issue will have
seeks the honoi
consequences. The alterthe
senator sho
probably, will be taxes,
itne nonors lie
pay no dividends. The moral | .
past and leave
)f failure would be dlsas-1
to a more activ
and it is advisable that buy-1
Another Sou
speeded up. so that the world _
says Senator T
i shown that the people of the
| strongest man i
States are back of the gov-, . . ,
it does not bel
it in this war for freedom. ? . ?
in South Carolli
he individual, one bond of . , .
high oflice wit
a hundred dollars may look .
Senator Tillman
compared with the total
going it pretty
t of the issue, but there are
pliment to the
s and millions of men who
questionably a
position to buy such a bond
It would seen
e gross amount of their buy-'
to the State.
rill reach a considerable
from a distance
heavals in Soi
use you cannot buv a large
complete qualil
ou should not be deterred
ticular *ase wil
uying a small one. ? t . . ..
itv to beat the
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iVAK ltltlOK'S PHOTKST.
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VKKY DEPTH!
lie Friday issue of The LanNews
was printed an article. Revelations c
he Des Moines Capital which aR0.nts in this
lightly the hastily planned Hod rross ban
Res that are taking place as a RPrnis parries.
of young men joining the Germans to th<
Now comes a war bride at without conceri
Sevier who, in a letter to the lnR and mjaery
Ron News and Courier, pro- bandages were
Her letter follows: Carolina imprep
ve just read with a great deal iy Rerms a gc
(rest a copy of your paper of
r 8 and in it a little article hold fell under
. marrying the soldier boys tective was put
Mr. Editor, won't you please
his in your paper, publish this , left the State,
from a "War Bride." First of an(j attempted
me say I am happier than I
ver been in all my life in the but is now und
t that a real man, a red- Western city,
i man, who will go out and
or his country, this man has' If is doubtful
ed on me the honor of being l man perfidy in
fe. The hardships we brides
ldure when our husbands go imagined. V<
where in France" why we can |,eid a pood fi
rith a smile, for not only us
II not all the world for a time good graces of
st bear hardships und why f|me waH the j
not we girls marry these j
give them undying love and deviltry in this
?n blessed by the Great Crea- hand then waf
id, in marriage. ? ...
ned) A War Bride. German residin
p Sevier, Greenville, S. C. ex-vice-consul,
have always maintained that business circles
iage is nobody's business ex- was the agent
te interested parties and we Bernstorfl tran
elieve we have reason now to and documents
that opinion. There may be my. Vietor ws
e may not be much argument dealer, (he is
id forninst such marriages, prison), and tt
for nil it'? th^ir hnainoatj anH -w\^A *1'
|/v-U I 1 will tins 1
all dare to Interfere? of tobacco. At
rested, no si
IIDIjY A "FOREIGNER." 1 made agalmit
much speculatlc
mncement was made Tues- ... . .
really been doll
The Lancaster News that . . .
Just how wld
B. Craven had been placed
campaign of j
rge of that paper as editor . .
bandages and
sneral manager and had en- ? ..
courage the wo
upon his duties. He goes to . , .
band of woroei
ter from Chase City. Va.. moaQg ^ ^
for four years he had been ed- humanlty> la n<
paper. The Record bids him ? no ,eyeI too
le and wishes him success. ? . .
I agents, who, f<
pe the editors of South Caro-; . .
rounded up by
ipers will not make him feel1,^^,. ?
their carnage i
e is a "foreigner."?Rock
erald. TH/1
g born In North Carolina and
lg South Carolina by prefer- (From Raleigh
even over Virginia, would ^r- Oenrge
make a foreigner, and. furth- an(* energetic ;
!, North Carolina and South 'an> ^as hecon
la bear close relationships Ker ?' I'ai
h the fact that Andrew Jack- *"or four yoars
,s born in both States, accord- tor ?' the f'ro
slntly, to the Charlotte Ob- Va' IIe a b
and Charleston Post. ven> a well-kno
+ Mr. Craven wl]
old friend, Col. J. Frost Is people a good p
s again. energetic.
JCASTER NEWS TUESDAY, OCT
YD THE SENATE. 1 HOTEL AKRIV
j
at Senator Tillman Amon? the recent ?
; Royal Hotel are:
tion some two years!Charleston; J. A. Sw
lid not be a candidate more; W. W. Huff. Coli
telf ought not to pre- K- Platt' Charleston;
* Watts. Columbia; T. A
or from making the vUle; M D Prlnkf Roc
eves his constituents otter. Fayetteville; E.
st every one reserves Cincinnati; U. P. Chic
lange his mind, and, Koplon, Columbia;
ot know the senator Chattanooga; J. B. Nlcl
, ton; H. Brumfleld, CI
take it that he is not y Wai8h> Jr f gumt
rent from other men. Lumpkin. Charlotte; C
at least. and wife. New London,
the papers in South old Peters. New Londc
been discussing the E" Fimderburk, Cheraw
. , . ers, Cheraw; J. Olick, )
id of those which T . ...
K. Johnson. Knoxville;
Ice there is some dtf- Portsmouth; H. P. Cla
ion as to whether S. Keane, New York; (
n should repudiate Charleston; C. H. Pacli
hat he would not P: H Petze' New York;
Charleston; C. P. Com
and come out to op- . _ T ? ?
ton; T. L. Smith, Mom
id Dial, or whoever T. Hamlet. Charlotte.
One of these says trum, Columbia: Fred
iuld be satisfied with Kershaw; M. R. Malloi
has received in the Housto
next summer's race "?
^Pinions from
'illman is easily the Folks Wh
n the State and that
leve there is a nian:_.For malarial headac
| Liver Regulator entirely
11a who could fill the trouble.?J. Height, Wei
h the ability that , ^ad heavy Tieadach.
twice to six times a day.
i now fills it. That's of Granger Liver Regula
. _ ? . . ? Wfell.?Loundas P. Brim
strong and is a com-jrjj,e
senator, who is un- Mother had sick headai
,. Liver Regulator did hei
\ery a >le man. than all the medicine si
:i to us, a new.comer before.?Pearley Davis,
. I never expect to be i
who has obserxed my home.?Jenie Usey, (
certain political up- Jt a preat saver of (
?Louis N. Kent, Honori
utli Carolina, that There is none better.
Ication in this par- --othyain, Alexis, Ala.
! All druggists sell Gr
1 come through abil- Regulator?25c. Try it.
s ex-governor in the __
I
A
OK PERDITION'. If
>f a plot of German 8 ^ 4
countrv to saturate
!
idages with anthrax
the activity of the
? very lowest depths
i for human sufferIt
is related that ^
discovered in North I
;nated with the deadtverness
in a housesuspicion
and a de- ^TklonAltl
upon her trail; she OjJIcHCIKI
went to Los Angeles Jn peflll'lllS
to leave the country, x i ..
1 ?1 v just a loo]
er surveilance in the -
collection of r
? . _ I new weaves
if the extent of Ger-, .
, trulv wonder
this country can be! . .
4 _ . ! American ma
on Bernstorff, who : , ,
below presen
ice and kept in the i ,, 1
. 1 them aceordu
America for a long ,
... . ? , . . and see them
rligh Master in much
i country, but his 9x12 AXlllillS1
i unseen. Vietor, a 9x12 Velvet
g in Richmond, an i ?
, .. , i 9x12 Hrussels
who stood high in T-,, .
, . . 9x12 Floor k
in the \ irginia city, .. ,.r ,
9x12 \\ (?ol b
through whom Von
sniitted information I
valuable to the ene- Py
is a large tobacco! 'jf J
no. ,ery Justly In ^ aUract
ie papers were ship- , ,
, . ... with which il
country in hogsheads
the time he was ar? kitdlCll l)llt a
leciflc charges were We have it
him and there was | ter of il few II
>n as to what he had jn whiCh >'0U
a*' Placing c
espread has been this .
D . _ low prices. . .
>oisoning Red Croes ^
other efforts to dis- """
rk of that admirable
i, who give of their
? to relieve .utterlog An opportu
>t known. But there .. . f*
# ? .siderable.
low for the German
>rtunately, are being fiuni
Uncle Sam's men and
iNK YOU! I
News and Observer.) ^il1a
B. Craven, a Mmhu I ae 1 r
- ?- 1 to pUUDa L
roung North Carolln- ploated
le editor and mana- ,
a ? tick
neaator, 8. C., News. . T
P..t he has heeo edi- Princess La;
gross, of Chase City, 11*088, art Ol* pl<
rother of Bruce Cra-; Seeley Extn
wn newspaper writer. | less MattrCSS,
11 give the Lancaster j quality tick.. .
aper. He Is able and ^
\ 16, 1917. _ _
M*. CLERK'S SALE.
uests at the STATE OF SOUTH CARO
A. J. Beall, Couaty of Lancaster
eney. Balti- ..
umbia; Chas. . In Common Plea*.
Thomas J.
, Able, Abbe- Lancaster Mercantile C<
k Hill; O. A. plaintiff,
E. Higdon, vs.
k, Asheville; jg. Q. Bell et al., Defend
Ben Randall. Pursuant to a decree mad
iiols, Charles- above stated case by Judg<
larleston; T. UeVore, dated October 15tl
er; N. W. j wm seu at public auctlor
). H. Hindi VI_W 1 HJJ
Ul^umi UIUUOI , OV ix?MV?ov^
Conn.; Har- House, on the first Monday
>n, Conn.; J. vember next, within the leg)
; J. D. Wat- 0f 9aie. the following descri
St. Louis; R. estate, to wit:
H. Williams. All that tract of land si
rk. S. C.; J. the County of Lancaster. !
}. M. Finger. g0uth Carolina, containing
Greenville; three and one-half (63 1-2
Z. C. Reeves. and bounded on the north 1
nor. Charles- Qf Jones Mercantile Comps
oe, N. C.; J. lands of E. C. Allison, on the
J. W. Par- lands of E. C. Allison and Joi
I C. Severs, oantlle Company, on the s
roy. Cheraw; iat,ds of O. H. Bell and J.
i. Va. land now owned by H. C.
__ ? and on tho west by the sti
Bell and Moeller land, the l
ceing a pan 01 ine n,
mm lands, conveyed to E. G.
10 Know Jonos ^t'rcaiitilo Company.
Terms of sale, cash. Pure
he, Granger pa>' for Papers,
relieved my i PAUL MOOl
:umpka, Ala. , C. c. C.
b. Vomited i?__? B
Four doses I Jon*8 & Jone8'
tor made me j Plaintiff's Attorneys.
Jley, Somer
, c i Neuralgia of the face, s
: rnororag?ml bands. or feet requires a |
le had taken remedy that will penetrate t
Pacio, Ala. BALLARDS SNOW LINIME
ladsden/Ala1 ' ses8ps tliat P?wer- Rubbed 1
doctors'*bills! tho Pain 's ,s a" that '
iville, Ala. | sary to relieve suffering and
Dr. T. E. normal conditions. Price '
anger Liver i,nd 5100 per bo,t,e(
dealers in medicine.
ister Depart]
The Besi rlace To Sho\
frtfl trt ir* >
EA/*lllUlt" X>?'U Size, '
tresses, good qual
40 pound Cotton To
Bed size
>ouble Bed size Mat-| 45 ]
felt rolled edge, good rolled <
$9.95 ton
ycr Felt 45 pound Mat- poun^
lin tieking $15.00 ti/?kinir
i Fine Layer Felt Tuft- Red
45 pounds, extra fine Mattrej
$25.00 ing. . .
New Rugs In S12
liinK your complete home, or po
111 or two, don't fail to see this cln
ugs that we are now displaying,
of the choicest patterns, they
ful products of the most renow
nufacturers. We purchased this
t market prices and are maid
igly. Look over this list?then c<
ter Rugs $27.50 18x3(
Rugs $23.50 27x51
s Rugs $18.50 36x72
raft Rugs $12.50 9x12
ihre Rugs $12.50 9x12
Linoleums For Every
;ive appearance which Linoleum
b can be kept clean has lead to
lso in every room in the house,
in patterns appropriate torevei
dilutes for us to help you select
wish to place it.
irders for it early enable us to
Special Sale of M
mity to supply your needs, whil<
TU..UK , ,1 -
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CLERK'S SALE.
LINA. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lancaster.
In Common Please.
Dtnpany. The Pineville Loan and Exchange
Bank, et al., Plaintiffs,
YS.
ants. William Massey, Defendant,
e in the Pursuant to a decree made in the id
? J. W. above stated caso by Judge S. W. O.
i. 1917, Shipp, dated March 22nd, 1917, I
i to the win sell at public auction to the
r Court highest bidder, at Lancaster Court
in No- House, on the first Monday in Noil
hours vember next, within the legal hours
bed real Qf sale, the following described real
estate, to wit:
tuate in a tract of land situate in Indian
State of Land Township, Lancaster county.
sirty- south Carolina. bounded on the
) acres. north by lands of John Culp; on the
>y lands east by the Warwick old land; on the
iny and south by the McElwee land; on the
t east by west by Sugar Creek; containing
ties Mer- ninety (90) acres, more or leee,
outh by and more particularly described in
B. Bell, plat of same made by Thomas W.
Moeller, Secrest, surveyor, dated November
Id J. B. 4th. 1905.
premises Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser
. Carter to pay for papers.
Bell by PAUL MOORE,
C. C. C. L. C.
haser to Jones & Jones,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
R.E, 9 l-3t-Tuesdays.
Colds Relieved
Without Dosing
houlder, "
jowerful H yon havo tried "Internal" medicines
, ' without success, we want you to try the
he flesh. External" treatment?Tick's "Vap-ONT
pos- Itub" Salve. Apply hot wet towels over
n where the throat and chest to open the pores, then
rub Tick's in well and cover with a warm
* n ' flannel cloth. Tho l>ody warmth releases
restore healing vapors that aro inhaled with each
J 5c, 50c breath, and, in addition, Tick's ia absorbed
, ? ?ii through tho pores. 25c, COc, or $1.00.
VICKSV^SAIVE
ment Stores
p After All
Annex
ar<*
ncd
, lot ^
C^t J5A&
> Axminster Hugs $1.50
1= Axminster Hugs $2.50
! Axminster Hugs .$4.50
Fibre Hugs $9.75
Grass Hiurs.. .. $9 fin
yA.VO I
round Double Bed Mattress, |
3dge, art ticking. All fine cot- 1
$7.95 1
3tican Beauty Mattress, 45 1
, fine grade Felt. Extra grade **>
$13.50 |
Cross or National large Felt 1
is, 45 pounds, art tick- 1
$18.00 1
Room In the Home
gives to the home and the ease
its being used not only in the
ry room, so it will only be a mata
design for the particular room
mni'lr if ? *1
urn & n it at iiifsc unusually I
50c Square Yard
1attresses
s this sale is on and save contO
pound combination Matity
ticking $4.95
p Mattresses, regular Double
fttr