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FRIDAY. JULY 19, 1911 THE NEW. Dp. While Here Sunday. Rev. G. R. White, D. D.. of < lotto, will preach at the I^anc A. R. P. church Sunday mornli 11 o'clock. ?o? State Candidate* Here July J The candidates for State c will be In Lancaster on Thur July 25. The speaking will be In the court house, beginning t o'clock. r Citadel Scholarship. Am nvnmlnntinn will K? KmI.I I court house here on Friday, Ai for the county scholarship a L ^Citadel, Charleston. The soli ship is for a four years course has a "considerable value. ?- o? Bishop Kilgo Better. Adany friends here of Bishop C. Kilgo will be glad to learn th is improving after a very seriou ness at his home in Charlotte, op Kilgo was recently in Lane when he dedicated the First M dist church. ?o Frank Bees Kntertnlns. One of the most enjoyable ps of the summer was that give Frank Dees at his home on street last week. Th ests. ji thirty In number, enj? ed dai |K end progressive conversation r late in the evening. Delicious 1 cream and cake were served. > ?o m. Ilcncflt Rwltnl. Hu Despite the threatening won gS the organ recital at the First Tin church Tuesday night was large] tended and more than $25 wa cetved for the Red"'Cross. At those participating In the pro, were Mr. nnd Mrs. H. H. K< Prof. McDermld, Mr. and Mrs. ~ Poag, Hoyt Cook, Miss Melita ( ' Miss Louise Wvlie, Miss Guy I per and Mrs. Derrick. Organ Recital. The last of a series of three 1 fits given hy the Friday After Rook club for the Red Crors, v most enjoyable organ recital a! First Raptist church last Tu< evening. Much of Lancaster's ^lent took part as well as orga lections by Mrs. W. W. Fulghui F Vmlngham, vocal solo by Mr f m. Morrow, of Mt. Carmel, and i selections by Mr. Hoyt Coftk, of >shaw, accompanied on the plan his sister, Miss Milita Cook. ^ Jl /During an intermission punch served, and nn offering amountii \$2B .00 was co'lected. C ? ? - . ? i;r. .iiurrnison upsigim. r<" Rev. Hush It. Murchlson, the / ular pastor of the Presbyt churches here and at Douglas, who was "drafted" by the I Council of Defense for six m< work as field agent, has been sc sistently urged to continue the work that he has handed his i nation to the officers of the ch and if the Presbytdry will cor he will continue his work foi Council of Defeq^o during the p the war. A ipeoting of his ..egation will bwhcld Sunday. ^ 2?, to pass upon his resignation Murehlson has been pastor ol local churches for six years and | - V 'ng their stay here, he and his b * "J. ha ve endeared themselves ti people of all denominations. ?o? Red Spider, j^. County Agent (Iraeber says: Red Spider is attacking the cott V almost every section of the co The appearance of this cotton e is somewhat earlier than usual a a number of fields are doing gro; Jury. The Red Spider, which 1 an Insect, but a mite, is one n most destructive enemies of c and should be combated ener ally by farmers having inl fields. Since the Red Spider 1 pendent upon other plants, su< pokeweed, violet, and others to it through the winter, It is app that weed control is a very 1m ant element In reducing the da by this pest. Destroy the w Spray the violets. "The destruction pf weeds, daily the pokeweed, and of cul ed plants such as the violet, which the mites make their w the cotton, and the destructlo plowing up and burning of oar tested cotton plants are offi measures, which should be usi % primary means of control. "When a cotton field Is throa by the lied Spider it is often i able to spray. The following s aro effective: (1) Potassium f * ' phide (1 ounce to 2 gallons o * ter); (2) Commercial Dim i tphur solution (one gallon to gallons of water); or (3) Ker t\ emulsion (two gallons kerosen * one-hajfr pound laundry soap ?ne jjjfof watpr). Rem* *. Mr. S ABOUT TOWN < Bartlet j j fertitiz the Ited Spider liven by sucking the! 2har- plant Juices and does not bite the J H. V aster leaves therefore can not be killed by been i lg at poison sprays. It is killed by con- week w j tact sprays. Be sure to spray tho Grogor ! lower side of the leaves. Use a 83. pump with good force, so as to cover Mrs. >fllces all parts of the plants.'* parents sday, ?o? held Sunday School Convent ion. it 11 The annual county Sunday school j.-j,,v | convention foF\Bancaster county will | I meet at Tirtternaele Methodist " ' s ' church in Buford lownship on the ' . . .. 'o leavi n tho second Thursday and Friday (the 8th :i ml <??h? ?.r a... i." u ",e 1 "UhU"1' Anothe t the wlfrte Sunday school in tho county is ,.P} ^ lolar- entitled to five (5) delegates, and mej w i and every minister and Sunday school .\rth | superintendent w the county aro^ | considered ex-ofncio niemhors of thisj u0j)e ; convention. ,Kach Sunday school | md, John I superintendent in tho county is (j,?or at he hereby urged ? see to it that his jjm s ill- school is represented by a full dolo-| jarjt llish- Ration. which should be elected or Willi aster appointed not later than the last y.R etho- Sunday in .Iiriv. and the names of the J{ohf j delegates should he reported to tire I superintendent of tlie Tabernacle Uoyr I school not later than August 1. so irtie?! that homes may he provided for jra ( n hv them. The good people of that com- \n,i, Klin munity nre prepared (as they al- Rrvll Lhout ways are) to entertain all who may jnni, icing attend this convention. This enter-! otjs until tainment in connection with the jlock strong program that is being gttar-j Willi an teed will insure a most pleasant Thot and profitable two days to all \vho; ,\ndi may attend. The convention will j firo ther, convene at 10 o'clock (old time) on Willi iptlst tnorning of the 8th and adjourn ; Hem y at- at 4 "'dock on tho afternoon of the Frar r re- 5Hh- A complete program of tho ex- Jam< nong occises Is being arranged, and will he jlon gram published later in the county pa- chftI ister, pers. All county officers are urged John JolVn to attend prepared to make their re- porv look, P?rfR- Jann Skip- Jno- T Ollle President Lancaster County S. S. (-0iu Association. * Floy Miss Onibel Duren, Jute bene- Secretary. Zebu noon ?o? Wils 'ft* a Geor t the PERSONAI/i. Docl Jsday . best Mrs. Julian Williams has as her n se- j.URS( Miss Klla Williams, of Charn of leston. s. P Q riolin Judge Ira P. Jones, Chas. D. Jones, Ker- w pj Millen and W. T. Gregory: 10 by | were business visitors to Chester | Tuesday, t was 0 to \v. R. Gladden. Miss Mary Gladden and W. H. Gladden, of Riehburg. were visitors here yesterday. * ~?? 15 i pop- Mrs. Waddy R. Thomson has aft erian j KUeap p^ls week her sister. Miss an(> Lillian Blackwell, of Darlington. i wTl State ? anths Little George Williams, son of Mr., i per- and Mrs. Geo. W. Williams, of thisj ?yf 1 war city, who has been in the Pryor hos-l 'ftftig- pital, Chester, for several weeks. is; pox urch. improving. Mr. Williams spent Sun-1 isentj,iay with him and his mother is also, r the wjth him. eriod j ?o? con-j Mrs. I. V. Myers has left for BalJuly timore and New York to buy fall i. Dr. millinery for the Hirsoh stores. "HI ' ",e ?o? dur- Miss Hannah Hell Hirsoh. of Char fam- leston. Is visiting the Ilirsch families j,j a the here. * -?o? Miss Mary Hough and Miss Mary Alice Funderburk have returned "The from a visit to relatives at Pageland. on in ?o? unty. Miss Susie Monro Lindsay is ex- *' nemy peeled to arrive Saturday from nd in Cheraw to visit Miss Eliza Moore, at in- j ?o? s not Bob Lathan was in town yester>f the day. otton ???? i getlc'ested 1 | ~~~~ ? BUSINESS NOTICES ?h as j m carry arent WAR MI LKS WANTKIt?Mr. Nash iport- will be at our stables Saturday.I 1 mage July 27th to buy war mules. J eeds. Don't forget the date. OregoryHood Live Stock Co. 7 8-3t. I espe- i tivat- KOIl RKNT?Four-room cottage on from Harr street, ''see W. P. Bennett, ay to1 67-2t. n by ? ly in- Why Have Pellagra aiid u Cough active! when 1 can cure you for $3.50. Pd as This offer to last Only ft short time. If not benefited In ten days, 1 tened money refunded. Be sure to let ulvls- me hear In this time. Address 4 prays W. Gorman, Box 265, Lexington, sul-l >!.. U. 77-4t. 1 f wa-j -r j e-aul- K. Z. SKA!, FRUIT JARA, all sizes I > fifty Jar tops, rubbers and fruit pow-ll osene -dor; 2 and 3 pound cans at 1 be old I a and price. All of the^e are at last I with year's prices ns long as they last. I smber J. B. Nteclcorell. 71-tf. mmm :jT> y ' S, ^ OpT THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTEH and Mrs. O. B. Bartlett have John McDaniel. o Atlantic City where Mr. Andrew Pelham. t is attending a meeting of Benjamin Peay. er manufacturers. Sam Peay. ?o? Marcellus Springs. V. Johnson, of Gaffney, has Krnest B. G. Shaw spending several days this George Stuart, rith his sister, Mrs. W. T. Isom Thompson, y. Jesse Thrower. ?o? Clarence Tillman. Will Hendrix is visiting her Jno. T. Turner. in North Lancaster. APPKNDK ly-One Nrgiwn to Camp. -one negroes entrained here ' heard of a doct ay morning for Camp Jack-iw^? could cure ap| This is the second Increment'',on,p 's at Danville, B this week. The other months wll nen who entrained Monday. I was ',P(' six m<>1" r call on the 20th will takb1 hauled out '<? tlio ti roes to Camp Wadsworth. The him f"r a tieati ho entrained yesterday were: much hopes of livi ur Adams. well. I learned sine Rr Blakeney. ho euros them all. trt Benson. medicine by mail ai ard B. Belk. f?r $3.50. His nam go Bailey. man, Lexington, N. Ballard. Ballard. Political Adve am K. Carelock. Clinton. ,,,|,r Maui! >rt Cunningham. Subject to the nil Colbert. ? era tic party, and at e Clinton. many friends. I an s Collins. candidate for re-elec "ollins. mauistrate for ew Coleman. township. I Cntoe. T. Clark. For r,,n> , I hereby announr Cook. "her Clvburn. <lida,? for constabl lam Cunningham. township subject to ,, , Democratic party, nas Cunningham. ew Duncan. GEORGE VAX y English. lam Funderburk. 1 or < on-, y Fllterson. At ,he ???c?tatlc lk FJsher hereby announce mi >s Hinson. for constable for I ? , subject to the rule ley Halle. cratic party" l Izzard. JO,IN ; Johnson. rs Laney. For Countv S,,,M , Miller.' Edu<ftt mh?a \fonkav 1 hereby announ. d Wilson. d,dHte for thP offlc< Mungo. ent of idee Mcllwaln. county' aubjeot to 1 on McCorkle. ing the Democratic ce MrQulller. t McCain. For House of It The many friends announce him as a i A house of represents B jthe rules of the Lier ~ For House of II ?? I hereby announi TODAY didate for re-electio JUNE CaPIUCE representatives 1 county, subject to "liutfil MARY." Democratic party. C. F Hente lO Cents I For Max SATURDAY I The many friend LLIAM DUNCAN and ker hereby annoum CAROL HOLLOW AY didate for maxia ?In? township, subject t nffeance and Tlio Woman." erning the Democra ?A'ao?- * Sunshine Comedy and or * on> Current Event*. * hereby announ. Cent* 10 Cents didate for consta township subject to MONDAY Democratic party. WILLIAM S. HART J. 1 jI'K HLAZFS U.HVDKX." To the Democratic .. F*ifth District: ?Also? . .... ? A ,, v. I respectfully ask IltNirst Pathe News. _ . .ed and re-elected t < nn(u . Ill I jtntu this District and af C()MI\(J result of the Dcm DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Election. ln I will not be abl >e Man from Painted Post" ,,me in thc District ? . cause of the grea lam* ami Katlicrmo l.ee i .... portant legislation ?In? ..... ... .. the war situation, "We should Worry." .. ... r. I meetings in the r GEORGE WALSH possible. It is at) in for r0|,gressmen (o THE KID IS CLEVER." >t th,R Ume w - E? 4-t f. Our Customers Will Please T ake No Account of War I>epartment drafting our EFFECTIVE AT ONl'K, we will o?*?ervo the schedule of deliveries: Truck will leave our store for West End at II . 4 P. >1. l/eave for lamg Street at A. >f. and 4:J10 I' l/eave for Elm Street at III A. M. ami 5:110 P. M liOavf for ChMfo'rflt'ld Avenue at IO:HO A. M, I*. >1. This nlv?" two ?l?tivories oarh day in all seetio will please keep this schedule in mind in phu iiiK >< ami >011 \. tfl not he disappointed in your detlvcrU BENNETT-TERRY ^one 119 THK PURE POgft ggjMf . v . s. c. . For County Ku|?erintendeii Education. I hereby announce myself l election to the office of superl ent of education for I.ai county subject to the rules ing the Democratic primary, your consideration upon my alone. V. A. Llr PITIS. ??_ at Lexington M My Va. Buffered l?| <|h^| R ih appendicitis. ^| HB I I W IS K III 0 I ^ nent with i ng. I am now e I've been her" He semis the id guarantees 't ie is J. w. Dor-; C. 7 8-2t. rtisements. es of the Demo- W II ?l i J the Inaistance of nonnce myself a f*l i tioi) to the oifict I linonOU * Pleasant Hill 1 UCollCtY < J F. M AG ILL. ? ^ itnhfe.. e myself a ran- II T? e for Buford v1^ ? the rules of th? JLKKNHKKRY. . Two E . self a candidate luford township, s of the DemoHe is a si erlntendent of _ i* n tive or Bro ;e myself a can, of superintend-1 (Jq., GreeiV for Lancaster 7 he rules govern- _ _ party. SLO. CXjOCTt. A. C. Howell. we persona representatives. | ^ of H. H. Horton I CPI*U1 f* e candidate for the V ICCd* dives, subject to T*. 1 uocratic primary. I 1 ll0 W02ttl Many Friends. 1 r* 1 work. 000 hi] Lep'resentatives. 1 ce myself a can- I or snino. n to the house of rom Lancaster the rules of the rank Clyburn. I "?tr. w. pa, Lancas :e him as a canirate of Buford o the rules gov- | , A INC .tic primary. itahle. _? ce myself a canble for Buforl ll_Plnwpi?iwwwHf the rules of the |aJ||dlMMMMMMW1 I If I Wesley Carries. J 2 Voters of the [ i I L. ?^ ^ bfi 1 nr< to he renominat- IC 0 Congress from ? MM ?reo to abide the r 2 - ^/l locratic Primary 3 XvJLx^A. r 3 le to spend much J 1 <1,1, summer, be- |g j,, ,|1(, J, t amount of im- L Z growing out o J - we are placed but will attend 7%! , iistriot wlienever -J < \ < I H'foie f<> isolutely essential J J f, a]l depositor 1 be at their post J j F. STEVENSON. kg whether tllCV 1 i i counts; and at the most modcr *v> rii t] Whv not op [3 begin at once t - j aiK^ the ad jJ this system gi\ (lrityman, " 1 .. , following tg With US. \. M. mill I E j irrrz====zr=r==== 3 I, , ,., 1 The Firs V I ffi LA UN. lOII |f iur ordiTN fV I S < 1IAH. I). JONES, 1 ' I ffi K. M. CKOXT CO. | 1j| ;{ \i ^ ?' ^ PACE FIVE t of For Magistrate. Through the influence of a few ^ for re- friends I announce myself a candlntond j date for re-election to the office of icaster ; magistrate for Lluford Township, :overn- subject to the rules of the Demoi askcrat,c party. 74-tf W. T. SNIPES, record _ lgle. 666 cures by removing the cause. : jpuudll BE WITH US and Wednesday ? 23 and ?4,, ' )ays Only 1 J? jcticii i dpresenia- a wn Sloan Optical ville, S. C. He is . J a specialist, and ^ illy guarantee his JL her does not affect his m on above date, rain a"s t ... terDrugCa aster, s. c. \i irirh 'M5" ' # anrnbershipl'lj 1 .r [j . 1 Keserve Banking System, [ 1 in a stronger position than [ 3 ake care of the requirements { y s, whether large or small, r J teep checking or saving ac- E j the same time to give them [ j li banking service. * [ 1 i\ on an account with us and | j ^ :o participate in these bene- j 1' Iditional protection which I jj 'os to your money deposited ? j ==?? i ~ iL ' ;t National Bank**#1 NCASTER, S. C. j j . .V hwlilfnt, ^ j I OX, Vice President ^ful Cashier, J J HA II. JONES, Jr.^ Assiatant Ciwihler. , J : ?l araraiEfiiiiTiuafi!^^ I