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IKS ** 1? " "" ?or your gi to the last pe Thm LUZIANNE omething u, Gacrrant**: we first had tt. mflmr <l>. n, .d<, o?afan<e of can, /on 00*t? own fe ere not mmtimfimd in OUt SCknowli erery reepeof, your a can of Luz groomr will r.fund that Luj yoer money. farther than then you are And your gr request. As UBIAf? The Reily?Taylor Comt "Ma and Mac." and (Columbia State.) that The alphabet is a matter of im- on a port to politicians. When a large guir? number of ballots are voted the can- Scotc didate whose name begins with "A" out t undoubtedly has an advantage over volvt another whose initial letter is lower per, ftnn'n l? ?-- I'-' ??" ! " nnf iibi. me supreme court be tl of Massachusetts decided the other to a day that in the arrangement of preji names on a ballot one beginning with "Ma" was entitled to be placed ahead of one with the Scotch or Irish beginning of "Mr." Against the propriety of the decision it is At contended that the "Mc" is merely a* ^ an abbreviation for "Mac" which, by j 1 ,J[ the way, we believe, had its original 'j there form In "Mag" and means "son of" ('n or "of the tribe of." j ?' ^ Were a "McAlpine" or "McDow- ?lU(tg ell" to spell the name "MacAlpine" Unite Regulate the bowels when they throi fall to move properly. HERBINE Is and an admirable bowel regulator. It Dani helps the liver and stomach and re- Amei stores a fine feeling of strength and Dani buoyancy. Price 50c. Sold by all been dealers in medicine.?Adv. safe. !?< 1GR THE W WILL Y The Government asks thai J RYE. Will Lancaster Co a A county-wide campa ^ under the auspices of the ^ ])artment of Agriculture, 1 2 tion on the following dates MONDAY, NOVI w ^ Pleasant Valley School . . A Belair School a Osceola School 2 Van. Wyck School Q TUESDAY, NOV] J Unity School 9 Tabernacle School 9 Tradesville School 9 Buford School COME AND BRIN > A Addresses will be deli A ture. For further informat 1 ?? rHE LANCA8TE] BREAD PRICES A BE LJ Kvery Baker in Con & VJVJlr Required to Do Bus altp Good. t"*"">' "c "fflA Washington, Nov. tempt to reduce bread the next move of th ocer will make good to yon, Oration in assuming uny. We knew you expected ?*ncipal \00*C0 nusually good in a coffee when ' !' wn "wii - -. . . _ I President Wilson wil Luzianne m mind. So we l% (ew d a? order ins so good that it will stand ewy buker ln the , et, without apologizing, with- qulr(Ml to d0 bu,ine?. edging any rivals. YOU buy ucense ianne. If you can't honestly Rule8 r0gulatl nanne tastes better and goes th(. bnnkln(. any other coffee at the price, hpnn Hrnwn lln hv emmea to your money back. tratlon and wlll be p ocer will give it to you upon tlon as aoon a8 the exe k for profit-sharing catalog. out They will provK ized loaf of probably VHHR f f standardization of tl kj Brm QOT T tent. A bread form II selected and bakers v ted to use no other. .any. New Orleans e "ew war, br,ef reduced amount of fai _______^ siderably. It probabl duced in 20-ounce "MacDowell" one would think ,oave8 No prlceg wU it would in law have precedence right but tho reRUla1 ballot over "Madoon" or "Ma- lcrlbe thftt on,y rea ! " Some of our Pe?Ple ?' i may be charged. Cc h or Irish ancestry do write mltteeB have reported he "Mac" and although that in- ,8tratlon that in moat -s the use of a little more pa- Qf thljj s,ze Cftn be 8f ink and energy we believe it to flye centg re3pectlvely. le better practice. We confess Food admlni8tratlot somewhat strongly ingrained glvtnR seritxlB con8ld( idice against abbreviations. 8itUation created by tl crop, and it is bellev He Played Safe. before many months 1 (Charlotte Observer.) required to add a cert least Judge Llndley, presiding oorn flour ,n bakinK 1 rancisco, has a correct idea of i exPert8 are now worki jroprieties. The Danes residing J ,as rontiltnin^ ^ heat s wanted to display their flngj*u*e8, olden Gate Park, in celebration | ~ enmark'8 patriotic holidav. but I MARKETING 8 P. M. Heath Springs SMBER 20TH THURS 10 A. M. Midway School 2 P. M. Oak hurst Sehot 4:30 P. M. Rich Hill Scho( 8 P. M. Elgin FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD Dixie School 10 New Hope , Colored People's Fair . . 2 Union School 4:3(1 Fork Hill School 8 G YOUR NEIGHBOR TO THE MEET! vered by representatives of Clcmson and ion call on your County Agent or the W. W. LOIN DIRECTOR OF EXTENSION. II Nil V ' * - e Llndley said them nay. Scan- Beats burying them >ia, he said, had not treated the ver. Mt. Pleasant. >d States with due respect "Commenced feeding igh the way of the hack door, about 100 hogs B. A. he did not propose to let the Tower over two mon sh Society flaunt its flag in were sick and oft rican eyes under the pretext of herds had cholera. ] sh patriotism. He might have one?they are well a little hard-hearted, but he was fast."?Adv. Lancaster Merc owl rORLD IS CRYING FC OU GIVE THE SUFFERER t South Carolina increase her production unty do her part? Every Fanner must ign for more WHEAT and RYE will be > Extension Division of fdemson College, beginning MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19th. 2MBER 19TH WEDNE 10 A. M. Belltown Seho( 2 P.M. Dry Creek Sch< 4:30 P. M. Stoneboro Selin R NEWB FRIDAY, NOV sjOiWl mtry Will WORLD dness Under ense. Recommends It A ic and Stoma* 12.?An atprices will be e food admin- PROVED VAL1 control of the dities. At the ?? rator Hoover, ? "Tanlac Did l issue within sa>8 laniac L?ia directing that Improvemei sountry be re- ifv under federal C.onditi ons governing already have ' Just think the food adminis- as a keneral tonic ut into opera- remedy, and am gla >cutive order is declared Miss ie a standard- ?' ?aco St., i two sizes and ^atement. "I too ie bread con- Kenerally run dow lula has been chronic appendicitis *111 be permit- bad health about 1 suffered a great dc will contain a tIon- 1 was as ne" ts. as both the 1 never ate anythir cut down con- *n fa(t' * ate Just y will be pro- ,ittle at a t,me- J and 10-ounce with headaches, too 1 be fixed out- "The Taniac gi tions will pre- my condition in a sonable prices ^ made me sleep b >nsumers com- s'ePt In two years, i to the admin- nerves. The Taniac places loaves appetite, too. I be >ld at ten and ni?ht long, and m was built up and sti l officials are medicine certainly d sration to the improvement in my ie short wheat Taniac, the mas ed likely that sold exclusively by hn trnea iti/> ir T .1 cf nr nlno ain amount of Co., Heath Springs; bread. Dietetic Kershaw.?Adv. ing <flit formn flour substiShoes and (Chattanoogf HOGS. Sweden has passe i. Steve Hoo- the height of woma Iowa, writes, tunately the order my herd of America just at tl Thomas' Hog fashion orders short ths ago. Fifty dresses. A humane feed. Nearby health of the girls d I did not lose season requires that and growing rlous distance betw the shoe and the antile. Co. skirt. ORE WHE M MORE R )R BREAD! !S A STONE? of Grain?especially WHEf *. iL. 11 l * mm uie issue ana ao ms conducted by your County in co-operation with the l\ Meetings will be held in ye SDAY, NOVEMBER 21S1 >1 10 >ol 2 ol 4:30 8 >DAY, NOVEMMBER 22 10 1 2 1 . / . 4:30 8 A. M. : P. M. i P. M. i P. M. ING NEAREST TO YOU. the U. S. Department of A [tension Division of Clems< G, , . 16, 1917. UNJ/Q ORTH IS SENTENCED TO llniXO 14 MONTHS IN PRIS< OF TANLAC Fiiu* AuRrfRnt*1 91,200?I'ut>lis ? Cwnvictml ?( Aidinx (iemian lS General Ton- Priw?npr? to Escajie. ch Remedy. ? ? Columbia, Nov. 15.?Albert Oi publisher of The Deutche Zeitung LJE TO HER. German language newspaper Charleston, was given accumula sentences late Tuesday afternoon I Make a Great the federal district court in seesl here amounting to fourteen mom It in My Jn the fe<jorai prison at Atlanta a ion." fines aggregating 11,200, follow] his conviction on two tndictme charging him with aiding and ub world of Teniae *fie escape of Ideutem , and stomach Robert h ay and William Knoblt id to recommend ,rom federal prison at Atlai Lilla Shelton. of on August 29. 1916, and of harb Greenville in a them in ( hai leston. k Tanlac for a The jury received the first ca n condition and that appertaining to Robert Fay, I had been in 1:3s o'clock and returned a verd wo years and I In an hour and twenty-five minut >al with indigos- and the other relative to Willi; rous as could be. Knoblech, was handed the jury ig at all hardly. 5:30 p. m. and a verdict was r? like a bird?a dered in twenty-five minutes. <,?.??.?"iuii) urtn s attorneys gave notice appeal and the convicted man's bo eatly improved was placed at $6,000. very short time. F. H. Weston, district attorn etter than I had continued the other three indi 'or it quieted my meats against Orth, which char* gave me a good him with being an accessory af gan to sleep all the fact of conspiracy to blow y whole system ships, of accessory after the fact engthened. The the fraudulent use of the mails a lid make a great of landing an alien in the United condition." violation of an act of congress, i ter medicine, is proved February 20. 1007. J. F. Mackey, When the district federal coi Drug & Grocery reconvened after lunch this aft C. O. Floyd, noon, Albert Orth was placed trial for the allegations contair . in the second indictment of t counts: First, that he assisted W Sk Irt s liam Knoblech to escape from t i Times.) federal prison at Atlanta on Aug\ d a law limiting 20. 1016, and. second, that he hi in's shoes. For- bored Knoblech in Charleston di does not affect ing the latter part of Septemb lis time when 1916. er and narrower As the material facts in the cj 5 regard for the were practically the same as th< urlng the winter contained in the evidence prese there be no se- ed under the first indictment, oi ;een the top of three witnesses were placed on t bottom Of the stand Warden Pi-oil S 7or,""t the federal prison at Atlanta, tes fied as to Knobleoh's commit no ?" and escape. William Knoblech t A A tided as to his conversation ?k Orth directed him to go to cert; m m Hermans in Charleston for.assi m ance, which Orth admitted. A Arndt, recited his talk with Orth the St. John hotel, at Chariest* | cn or about September 19 W W* Orth's testimony in the first ci ? * ^P was read to the jury by the co stenographer. The defense int duced no evidence. ^ + J AUTOMOBILE WRECKED <m BY TRAIN AT ( ROSSI? IT and BEST. 2 1 arty of Won and Children 9 Hospital at Columbia as Agent, S Hesl,ltS. Do- X III" Sec- Columbia, Nov. 12.?Th ' daughters of Col. F. H. Hyatt pruimnent insurance man or , bia?Miss Mary Hyatt, Mrs. E. Zobel and Mrs. Henry 1). Loriek Mrs. C. W. Henley and young daui *' ' ' * ter, Josephine, of Jacksonville, a P. M. Mrs. Loriek's baby were injured F P. M. day morning when an automobile which they were riding was deni ished by a passanger train of I Columbia, Newberry & Laurt railroad at Irmo, S. C. Mrs. Zo and Miss Josephine Henley were ^ ^j riously injured and the others \v< u' ' ' ^p more or less bruised. The car w 1 . Al. being driven by Miss Mary Hya P. The entire party was brought | P. M. PI Columbia placed in a local h< ? pital. ^ Cancer Not Hereditary. ^ According to the latest statistics ^P six large life Insurance companl ^P compiled by an expert actuar^ for t American Society for the Control ^P Cnncer, If one or even both of an in ^P vldual's purents have died of cane that Individual Is no more likely th jP anyone else to die of the same diseai ^P It begins to look as though cancer we not hereditary at all, contrary to e cient belief. gricul Prospective Competition. ?n. x ^P (Kxchange.) ^P "Where's the tape line?" "I don't remember exactly," l sponded mother. "What do y ^ want with it?" "I was just reading over t measurements of the Venus w Mllo," explained the daughter wl lAA^P^PA some embarrassment. 1 T_ , HUNGER STRiKE AT AN 3N END AFTER 72 HOURS < l,er Whether Force Wjin Kmployecl II3 Jull Authorities May Always He Mutter of Dispute. ? f! 'WashinKton- Nov 12?.Mi?? tll jPaul, head of the woman's party* " a|and Miss Rose Winslow. hunger? a*j striking in the district Jail hospital* ^ ted! ^ were fed late Friday by the jail au? ^ thorlties. Liquid food was given* " them through rubber tubes, breakths' . | ing a fast of something over 72: | ! ind :. 1 ? : hours, ing | n(B! Whether force was employed may iet_!be always a matter of dispute. Dr* in( J. A. Cannon, the jail physician* J ;ch i said it was not and that both wo- ' Jta men took the norishment without or_'protest. woman's party head? {quarters, however, it was indignantly asserted that such a thing was im|! possible. The women pointed to . j Miss Paul's record at Holloway jail* I London, where they said she "en08 $ i I m dured tortures" through forcible* , , feeding when she was an aide of ?l I Mrs. Pankhurst some years ago. Miss Paul and Miss Winslow* ()fjwho are serving terms for so-called? j picketing of the white house, went on their strike in an effort to com- J I pel the jail officers to provide for ey, ^ their fellow pickets the same special' I food?eggs and milk?given them when they were transferred to the- ( ter hospital section. They InRist that up even murderers in the jail are per, mitted to make purchases on the outside to supplement their prisonfare and that only the suffragists of i all the prisoners are denied this, privilege. art Dr. vlannon called in several other 1 ? er physicians to examine the strikon i()(jiers and give their opinion as to thenecessity for forcible feeding. It rjj was agreed that both women were inI such a condition that they must be- , ast!fedlf The physician would say nothing: more than that the prisoners hair pr accepted nourishment without protest and now were in satisfactoryi shape. The jail superintendent re? 186 fused to permit anvone to see the jse prisoners and to make any statement whatever concerning their ily treatment. he| Nut tlu' Time to Question. ^nt (Hampton County Herald.) es- It is not permissable in war timeith that any citizen question the orders iin of the president, or of congress, or st- of any representative of the govA. ernment. No more than can a solat dier refuse obedience, may a citizen on. properly fail in response to the call? 16. on him. nse The man or woman who refuses tto urtisign a food card, and to make every ro-1 effort to carry out the instructions of the food administrator, is to that , extent a traitor to the countrv. We may not understand nor approve this or that measure of our V government, but it is the part of every loyal citizen to carry out every demand as thoroughlj and cheerln fully as though he himself had madeIt. + . Hilly Sunday in Atlanta. (Charleston News and Courier.) "Hilly Sunday Opens Drive* ree , Against Devil Today."?Seven-col, a umn headline, page 1, Atlanta Conim-i stit ution of Sunday. J. : lie went to the right place to do !n,i - ; I , . Bricks in Bifclicaf Times. rt rne jows lenrncty the art of brirlt in making In Egypt. We find the use of ?'" the brick kiln in David's time (II Sam* 'he uel, 12:31). A complaint is made by ?ns Isaiah that the people built altars of bel brick instead of unhewn stone as the se. law directed (Isaiah, 10:3; Exodus 20x ; A Soldier's Strength | Every enlisted man would stand up stronger during the first year's service if he couldL of have the benefits of i scorn i EMULSION inbecause it fortifies the fungs and throat, creates strength to avoid grippe and pneumonia and makes rich blood to avert rheumatic tendencies. Send a bottle of SCO'IT'S j j|> to a relative or friend in the service. mrr The Norwegian cod Bm oil Hk dc llrT Skott'a EomUm i* now refined in otnr , y, \lf n own American laboratories which-, Ui(V makea U pare sod palatable. Scott & Bownc, Bloom field,N^. 17-Mt . Jll'-LiU..H?1Jjj,J.j !'LL' If * ,