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McLAURIN WOULD oid<
ELIMINATE BOTH am
fett?
(Continued from Page 1.) any
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this, and in spite of the unjust mus
treatment that I received at his our
bands, were he physically fit to per- cont
form the duties. 1 would rise above stoc!
personal resentment and say that he
bould be left where he is. This
talk about dying in the harness is
all rot. A broken down horse 'dy- DA'
tut in harness' is cruelty to animals; I
It is more merciful to loosen the
traces, knock off the shoes and turn
bim out In the pasture to ruminate
on things that have been and are to futu
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uivcs n anuiiK nurse 10 tore In
his side of the singletree in these sentl
perilous days. It is unfair to the disa]
balance of the team when the load regis
Is heavy and the pace so fast, to be yond
handicapped by bog spavin and tort
heaves in an old horse which won't so e
work at all unless he is in the lead, pers
The work is too heavy now for a fall
spike team though that is better task
than a horse that won't try to pull,
bite his mate aud kick at everything ,\l
in sight. 1 am not going to help ated
harness either team. What is the regis
*se? One horse is not able and the of :il
other will not pull a load with the
Woodrow Wilson as the driver, and refuf
4 we can't get a new driver (even if in tl
we wanted to) for the next two disai
years. It is a bad plan anyway Th
when you have to change drivers to ducei
suit a horse. My experience is that and
a horse more Interested in kicking woul
the driver off the seat than in pulling Fr
the load won't work with any driver craft
and will make every horse in the behii
icaui uainy Derore he is through, mem
Then, too, we now need gatling guns ing"
instead of old rusty worn out pitch- gram
forks. I know this letter will of- succt
fend many of my friends and I re- outli
gret it from the bottom of my of a\
heart but if they live long enough arrai
they will see that I am right, as they Fran
have found out before when they A1
differed with me. I am saying what testii
I feel to he my duty, and if every sider
political friend I have turns against probi
me, it will not be the first time that cross
a sense of duty has left me alone Fi
without a party or political faction, servi
I feel that I am capable of render- Gene
ing good service to the people of servi
South Carolina, but I am not going pear,
to dodge so important an issue in Th
We Ask
The Mercha
with the view
extortionate char,
revised by the ex<
m Flour, plain, 24 11). sack..
I Self-rising Flour, 24 lb. sael
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titncy jucc, per id
Second-grade if ice, per 11)..
We lit
"war measure,"it
absolutely no coni
SOWELL GROCERY CO.
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EDWARDS & HORTON.
CARNES BROS.
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?r to obtain political support. 1 call Secretary Ba
in the middle of the road, un- on his statement
jrcd by factional alignment of of the week foi
kind. Those who rtosiro ?? ho ???*? '
The Co-Opei
nts of Lancaster, at the r
of stabilizing the pric
ges, have agreed upon thi
ecutive committee.
$1G0 to $1.70 Pure Larc
i 1.70 to 1.80 Compound
11 +^v lOI O I."* -L I
J.J. tU ltd l~td r ell I3(lCKh
10 to 11 Irish Potf
e up to the agreement in
i duced by conditions that
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LANCASTE
L. F. DABh
R. R. RIDE
J. M. SOWE
J. O. PORT
LANCASTE
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eal service to South Carolina thought the avia
t be courageous and unselfish or consume the ne:
petty factional squabbles will postponed Secrett
inue to make us the laughing until next week,
k of the nation." Discussion of
Respectfully, over the conduct
John L. Mcl,aurin. proposed war de|
zation also is imp
TE OF SECOND senate and houst
DRAFT NOT FIXED worth, of New Yc
address, in suppo
(Continued from Page 1.) a war cabinet an
tor. The war cal
re drafts. be considered by
a formal memorandum pre- week and anothe
ing his views the general also ?n the question of
pproved suggestions that the senate.
itration be extended to men be- '
I the age of 31. saying the ef- APPOINTS ASS
of classification is so great and FOOD ADR
xpensive and the number of
ons past 31 years who would Kneli School l>lst
in Class 1 so small that the County Has u
would not be worth while. sentj
Men Reaching ill.
though Secretary Baker reiter- County Food A
his desire to have exempted Witherspoon has i
itered men who reach the age appointments as
I years without being called Into mlnistrators in I
military service, the committee each school distrii
<? <i lu niriuuu sum a provision sentative:
le legislation. General Crowtler C. ,E'. William:
>proved the suggestion. Heath Springs. S.
le hills probably will be intro- L. R. Rollings,
il in the senate in a day or two district, Kershaw,
Senator Chamberlain said they R. A. Blacknion
d be pressed for early passage, district, Heath Sp
om Chairman Coffin, of the air- D. 1.
board, the committee secured J- S. Hagins, El
id closed doors what several E. R. Beckham
hers termed "most encourag- school district, Pl<
reports of the aviation pro- L. J. Mackey, K
i. Mr. Coffin told about the trict. Kershaw, S.
?ss of the Liberty motor and J. E. Nesbit. V;
ned the co-ordinated program district, Van Wycl
dation production and operation H. J. Beckham,
lged by United States, England, district, Lancaster
ce and Italy. C. W. Potts,
though much of Mr. Coffin's school district, Fo
mony was confidential, a con- 3.
able part will be made public J. L. Funder
ably today, when he will be school district, La
i-examined in open session. 8.
irther inquiry into the aviation J. C. Cook, Ta
ce will be made when Brigadier trict, Taxahaw, S.
ral Squier, chief of the army S. H. Plyler, C
ce, and Colonel Deeds will ap- district. Lancaster
, probably in executive session. H. C. Steel, Dn
le committee had hoped to re- Lancaster, S. C.,
ANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
ker before the end R. W. Parker, Buford so
of army achieve- trict, Lancaster, S. C., No.
r cross-examination U. A. Funderburk, Ts
man Chamberlain school district, Lancaster, S
tion branch would Lancaster, S. C., R. F. D. 6.
xt few days and 7.
iry Baker's return James Welsh, Pleasant
school district. Kershaw, S.
the controversy 3.
of the war and the Ira B. Gardner, Flat Cree
partment reorgani- district, Kershaw, S. C., No
ending both in the Qilllam Williams, Crensha
i. Senator Wads- district, Stoneboro, S. C., 1
>rk, is planning an Jas. A. Cauthen, Dry
rt of the bills for school district, Lancaster, S
d munitions direc- 3.
binet measure will M. J. Green, Douglas set
the committee this trict. Lancaster, S. C., No.
r vote is planned J. It. Caskey, Jones Cros
reporting it to the school district, Lancaster, S
3.
G. O. Hammond, Stonebor
DISTANT district. Heath Springs, S.
1INISTRATORS R C. Crockett. Riversid.
uisirici, Kiverside, S. C.
rict in l<anriiNter E. E. Ferguson, Fergusoi
i I /oral Itepre- district. Riverside. S. C.
itlve. James Richardson, Osceol
district, Osceola, S. No. 1
dministrator J. H. Daniel Wilson, Belair scii
nade the following <riot. Osceola. S. (\, No. 1
district food ad- J- E. Craig, Craigsville scl
Lancaster county, trict, Lancaster, S. C.. No.
ct having a repre- McDow, Zion school
Lancaster, S. ('., No. 1.
Heath Springs, Chas. Parks, I'nity sch
C.. R. F. 1). No. 1. trict, Lancaster. S. C.. No. 1
Oakhurst school D. W. Stai nes, New Met he
S. C., R. F. D. 2. district. Lancaster. S. C.. It
i. Rich Hill school j 7rings,
S. C., R. F. W. R. Hegler. Antioch scl
I trict, I Lancaster, S. C., R. F. 1
gin school district, J. Hinson, Red and F<
i, F'leasant Hill school district, Heath Spring
pasant Hill, S. C. *>. 1.
ershav. school dis- S. B. A. Hinson, Union set
C. trict, Lancaster, S. C., R. F.
an Wyck school i
t. S. C. O. C. Hegler. White Hluf
Hell Town school district, Kershaw, S. C., R
. S. C., R. F. D. 3. No. 3.
lMeasunt Valley J- J. Sims, Caston school
rt Mill, S. C., No. school district, Heath Sprint:
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burk, Tradesville Issue Oversubscribed.
ncaster, S. C., No. Washington, Jan. 31.?T1
of $400,000,000 of certificate
xahaw school dis- debetedness which closed
C. night was heavily oversul
amp Creek school the treasury has announced.
, S. C., No. 5. ments will be made as soon
tie school district, scriptions are reported.
No. 5. tificates are payable April 25
ation Of Fr
equest of and in co-ope
es of food
? following maximum p
I, per lb
I, per lb 25 to 27 ]
s, per id >'62 to
ltoes, per lb 5 to
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the war has brought c
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H. W. PLYLER.
J. W. EVANS.
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along natural lines I
days are critical times for the H
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sets help to overcome classroom I
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s?improve the carriage?breed I
md avoid the slumping ove:* a fl
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light weight, to 14 years?give splendid ^B
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>f 10 to 12 freedom of movement. V :
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