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\ , PAGE EIGHT . NOTHING SUCCEEDS TO1 LIKE SUCCESS _ S North Carolina Swinps in Line. , By leaps and Pounds the marvelous curative powers of Ironlieil1 Paw-Paw, the great Nux-Iron Paw- ^ orK Paw combination, is meeting with Pla> the greatest success. Letters are Bostc coming in by the hundreds all prais- v ing this remarkable compound put ,,r?o1 up on the old-fashioned lines of the Beef. Iron and Wine Tonics. Iron-1 ized Paw-I'aw has had the public at confidence for the past 20 years and game now with the addition of Iron and Oranj Nux is positively the leader of all Qree tonics made. Read the following ^ testimony and judge for yourself: Windsor, N. C., August 15. 1917. aI Dear Sirs: I take pleasure in giv- Ar lng you my experience with your seven Ironi/.ed Paw-Paw. I was told by a neighbor what good it had done ijiiq tier and as she had suffered as I did, being all run down in health |jfrar and never could eat wthout the food torj hurting me. I decided to try your f9 remedy. I can truthfully say that of the many medicines I have used lift Ircnlzod Paw-Paw is the only one on a that made me a well woman. To- Place day I feel as good as ever, all feel- distill Ing of weakness has gone and I can ? cut what I please without the slighteat apprehension, as it digests every- abOUf thing. . The use of two bottles has by tb worked wonders: cannot sufficiently the p thank you. obser Yours truly. Th< Mrs. I. M. Mizzell. on tt A system that is overworked or | ?tran run down requires a harmless Btim- j N ulant. Alcohol lifts, but lets you Rr M| id Inl fall, Ironized Paw-Paw lifts and "7 tne c holds you. Your druggist probably' hous< keeps It, but if he doesn't, it is sold used In Lancaster by all leading drug fore rtores. regre Ironized Paw-Paw, price $1.00. J? ? _ tne ] Formula on every bottle. Mail or- pOSefl ders promptly attended to. Inter- wm j state Drug Co., Inc., New York.? attra Adv. read: Janus Several thous; a saving to our Cc jj We will take price on odd Lots as goods are sure Yard wide Bleaching, 15c ; Yard wide Shrunk Muslin. 15c Middy Twill, short lenj 12 l*2c Dimity Check. Sp< Short lengths in Ginghams I at Short length Percales, yar< ; Short lengths Outings. Sp Yard wide Shirt Stripes ar One counter of all kin?is V worth up to 25c per yard, at. Yard wide English Long ( length, at 42 inch Organdies. Specui 20c alue short length Tow at 20c value Dotted Swiss at. 20c value Ginghams at. . . 36-inch Percales, light sha< 1 in?? THE LANCASTER PLAY GAMES IN MAKING A MAN OF TlTEN SOUTHERN CITIES 8c hoo I master Has the Great Hand, and on Him Depeni CfburR, Columbia, (Ireenville, Final Important Outcor pononhurK .n.l Too North o( .lir^iraonKloil L"arolin? Cities tiet tJames. the schoolboy roust pay attent inrvmeijr wnui ne is (loin S. M. Crothers. In the Atlantl w York Jan 14.?The New Paying attention to a variety American league team will th?t fs<*P? ?duit mind. . ... .... wriggles on the bench In th in 10 southern cities with the m room he pays attention to al >n Nationals and t nee nanus going on. He attends to what the Brooklyn Nationals in on out-of-doors; he sees tl klyn during its training season, points of his fellow pupils is been announced here. The whom he Is planning punltlvi s will start April 1 with Boston tlons; and he Is delightfully < dacon. Ga.. and subsequent ?f Idiosyncrasies of the Moreover, he is a youthful a s at Dublin. Ga.. Augusta. Ga.. hlR sketches from life give ? ceburg. S . Columbia. S. C.. to his contemporaries when nville. S. C.. Spartanburg. S. furtively passed around. .. But the schoolmaster savs harlotte. N (. .. Greensboro. N. ?My boy you mu(Jt ,earn t() p ul Petersburg. Ya. tlon; that Is to say. you must mv cantonments are situated at attention to so many things, must pay attention to one thlr i of the cities. jy tbe aecon(^ declension." Now the second declensio CHURCH BUILT ON PIER <?">*" ? but unless he confines his att . _ , . _ ... it he will never learn it. E "ZSH S demands narrowing of attentl. c Edidca. Wh.r. the Sailor, Of. offlc,en?. red Prayer Before Going to Sea. * . * . . A man may, by dint of ap . .to a particular subject, becon ancombe, England, has a church .... . . , . . . . .. , ._ cessful merchant or renl estat pier, and Is the only seaside ,. _ . .. . chemist or overseer of the p< In the world that has such a . ?n ?,??? ? , m he cannot be all these thing ictlon. Indeed. Hfrancombe would m .? '. ,. . * ,. . . same time. He must make hi ossea, the honor wrfc It not for b presence of , art that L.ntrrln Hill form, a hlmself nr ? of the pier. Thoaa who argo. forMkl other I the matter are always all.nced , Tbe ? e plea that yon have to ?0 on th. ? ,he ?mp he lor In order to ontor tho church. b?ome one klad of ? m,B bU voa a writer. one k|n(, of ?ork 9 curious old building to be seen le top of the hill has had many * ge adventures. It is dedicated to Icholas, the patron saint of sea- An 0|d"Time ? folk, and In that connection It An old-time plow, probably erestlng to learn that at one time the early Spaniards around Id church was used as a light- tonio. Tex., was upturned by >. In bygone days the sailors of a construction company. to trudare an the hilt In nr?t hn. hns ?i Ihroo-fVwrt tiirninir Itliirli going to Bea, and many were the of making a throe-foot furrov tB when the ltttl4 edifice ceased though the wooden handles ] Id Its services. It la now used by ted away the size of the Iron ?ler authorities for storing pur- Indicates the plow must hi i. hot the day may come when It about twelve feet In length. >e restored, and form one of many lleved the old Instrument win ctlve "sights" Ilfrancombe al- the early Spaniards with sev< 7 possesses. I of oxen. RODMAN W Q u y ujjcua and dollars worth of Staple Whil >ustmers of about twenty-five pe Inventory of our stock last of thi and Rememants which means a to be Higher later. Below only a few of the many |Hg I jE \119? wJ f m m 511 ! value. Special 10c 0p~v_.f Special 10c X3L rths, at 10c White Goods ; >( la' Nine Quarter Bleached . worth up to 20c per yard, Nine Quarter Mohawk, 10c Ten Quarter Extra \ 1 wide, at 10c Ten Quarter Half Linei ecial 10c Pi,low Ticking Sheets Ready-made, fu id Soisett, 25c values, atlOc White Bed Spreads at Mite Goods and Ginghams, Buy your Towels now 15c ^loth, a 20c value, short A ^reat saving in Curt. 15c Curtains ready to hanj ' ' ' Table Linens, wonderfu 1 c an" P)C on today's market. I eling, a wonderful value Table lengths of 2-yar< 15c 15c Table Napkins to Mat< P_>1 Wonderful Special ii les, at. 15c kinds. RODMAN WJ [Sell it t NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. IE BOY HOW ESKIMOS HUNT THE SEAL 1 Task In Pursuer* of Rich-Furred Animals ds the 8neak Up Close Enough to 8hoot ne. j Arrow Into Their Head. .* s IS that Today the Eskimo method o'f huntIon. Tha. Ing seals Is a primitive calling Img, writes proved to a fine art, writes a naturalc. He Ih 1st. When a seal 1r discovered the dlof things rectlon of the wind Is at once noted. A. VmrA * e * - n.o uc a new uic iiuiuer, Keeping nimseil TO e school- the leeward of the seal, walks up to II that is within about n quarter of a mile of It. t Is going Beyond this he begins to crouch and he weak advances only when the seal's head Is against down, e expedl- Now, as the seal Is one of the most ?onscl?sus wide-awake of animals and has the teacher, habit of throwing up Its head quickly rtlst and every few seconds to guard against icute loy danger. It follows that the Rskimo has they are to be extremely alert If he would get his seal. When the seal's head Is down sternly : upon the Ice Its eyes are shut, nnd It ay utten- Is said that In these brief Intervals It not pay takes Its sleep. but you The hunter, by carefully watching lg, nnnie- the seal's movements. Is able without much difficulty to get within about 200 n Is the yards of it. but at closer quarters he le room. Is obliged to employ other tactics. He entlon to lies down at full length on the Ice. klucatlon Then the real sport begins, on In the When the seal's head Is down the hunter, who keeps a kern eye on his ipllcatlon prey, Is able to approach still nearer le a sue- by dragging himself forwnrd on his ele man or bows. This maneuvering continues for >or. But some time, until the distance between s at the tnan and beast has been reduced to a s choice, few yards. vltnesses When near enough to make a sure >r worse, shot, the Rskimo takes his bow nnd s, cleave arrow from his side and sends a swift uence Is shaft through the hend of Its outwitted r he has companion, d Is able ?, Production c' c.-t.s, ' The average production of eggs by used by hens of all kinds and ages In the San An- United States Is No. Unselected White workmen Leghorns, however, produce an averThe plow age of 180 eggs for the lirst year. 120 ? capable for the second. 110 for the third, 8.1 > , and al- for the fourth, and fall off about ten have rot- a year up to the eighth. These flgsupports ures are from a bulletin of the Utah lve been experiment station. If the first venr It Is be- production be low. the second will be * used by high and vice versa, the total produceral yoke tlon for throe years being about the same. ALKUP COMP, Is in W te Goods Contracted for 1. r cent on to days market. is month, so have gone thi big saving. Shop now an Bargains that you will fin ?'= ? ' ? -c/^ it Great Saving All This Week. Sheeting. 10c value, at 33c 45c value, at 39c Vide Sheeting, 5f>c value at 45c n Sheeting, at 85c 19c and 25c 11 size at 75c, $1.00 and $1.19 $1.25, $1.35, $1.45, $1.95, $2.45 and $2.95 at a great saving. Priced 10c. 15c. 25c. 35c an1' 50c lin Scrims atlOc, 12 l-2c, 15c. 19c up to 35c X at . .45c per pair; 98c, $1.48 up to $2.48 il values, at prices that we cannot duplicate 'riced 25c, 18c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.!H ds and 2 1-2 yards. Priced Special $2.50 and $2.95 :h, in mercerized and Linen. Priced 10c, 12 l-2c, 15c, 25c an?i 38c a Ladies' and Misses' Underwear of all ULKUP CO for Cash for Less - 4 * ' * '* \ v . / ; TUESDAY, also corn. f< wagon and BUSINESS NOTICES ment? "nd e * The sale w place, at Ston LOST OR STOLEN?From back lot c- 1 on Saturday night, one solid leath- 24-2t. er quilted saddle, practically new, and new bridle. Return to Mrs. J. Clark Robinson and receive a v% liberal reward. 24-2t. j CXAIr WANTED?A good man to repre-! sent ub In Lancaster and adtoinine counties to sell Marble and Granite Monuments and all kinds (J of cemetery work. We have a good proposition for the right "S0U1 man. Owen Brothers. Marble and ALSO Granite Co., Greenwood. S. C. ! FOR SALE?We have 2 adding me- ^ chlnea and will sell one good standard adding machine at one- Art third cost for quick sale. Ben- Doug] nett-Terry Co. 19-tf. _ "Reach DR. W. S. HOLLY. Veterinary Physician, Surgeon and Dentist. Office Also H at Gregory. Hood Live Stock Co. 1.% Cents stables. Phone 226, Lancaster notice to the puuiiif. Francis i and I The town ordinance against reckless driving of automobiles and rao- M The tor cars will be strictly enforced from this date. Cut-outs must be Also .l closed on all automobiles while run- Cents nlng within the town limits. The speed limit on Main street from the court house to the Lancaster Mer- William cantile Company 10 miles per hour (m , and all other streets within the cor- rz porate limits of the town 15 miles BlaTj per hour. All hogs must be moved out of "1 town. Those having hogs will get TTfl.ro them out of town at once. r. s. stewart. : "The S Mayor. | Ge( January 16th, 1918. I "The on january 21, 1918, j I will sell at Dublic auction the JMIIU. All Oil LUUIIlt'l , yuill ,(I choice at 25c You will find white goo<> yard ^jri; wide Percales, Poplins, Soi- jU K: setts, Crepes, Galitia, Ha- L L7 v tiste, Nainsook, Klaxons |luIi and Shirtings all at.. 25c Shop early before it is all picked over. Very special in our Lace Goo?'s I)epa hundred dollars worth of fine Laces of all Special Prices. MPANY ... personal property of the estate of j And CM W. K. Willlamsi, consisting of four j fine young mules and one horse; ______ \NY hite Goc ast May and June, which m rough our stock and redi id make your dollars do dot id at this store. 1 " One counter of White Goods, f\RFS Percales and Ginghams, IJgi m worth up to 25c. Our special price 18c Hraff Yard wide Pajama Check 18c , |J Yard wide English Long wfytV Cloth at 18c fjif, 25c value best grade Bleach- /' J ing at 18c Ui w Yard wide White Shirtings J" 25c value nice Dimity (-heck /.<V at 18c White Striped Waist and Dress Goods at 40-inch White Lawns at 20c and 25c value in Ginghams at Yard wide Percales at One counter piled high with goods worth up to 35c per JANUARY 15, 1918 Ddder, hay, two-horse harness, farm impletc. ill be at the home eboro, S. C. J. WILLIAMS, Admr. 1 "X THEATRE , TODAY S-ail Kane ?in? thern Pride" GOOD COMEDY. 10 Cents OMORBOW craft Presents Las Fairbanks ?In? ing For The Moon." learst Pat lie News. lO Cents rHURSDAY X. Bushman Beverly Bayne Voice of Con- 4 science." tnimnted Weekly. 10 Centu COMING Fox Super-Feature in the Woods" guerite Clark III1 'he Amizon" Id Lockwood ?in? quare Deceiver" :>rge Walsh ?in? Pride of New York." her "Hlg Ones"? tch Tliis Space. 1 >as rill mean I iced the ible duty ISc 18c 18c 18c rtment, several kind, offered at I