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TUESDAY. JULY 3>, 1918. TT THE NEWS Four Oil for Camp. Four young white men entrain here yesterday afternoon for C'ai Wadsworth. They were Dickson Williams, Walter F. Mobley, Willi) E. Plyler and Joseph P. Bailey, yesterday morning 56 negroes < trained for camp. ^ Buying War Mules. Mr. Nash was here Saturday buy war mules for the governme his coming having been extensivi advertised. Only about a dozen mules were offered, however nnH bought theiu. He will be h? again next Saturday. Annual Meeting liihle Society. The annual meeting of the Beth hem Bible society will be held Bethlehem church Saturday, Aug\ 3, with a picnic linner. Sevei prominent speakers ave been inv ed to make addresses. The pub Is invited to attend these exercises. Ijong-Tiine Subscriber. R. P. Plyler, of Lancaster, Rot 5, was among the number who cai into The News ofhee Saturday to p up their subscription. Mr. Ply I, ^ says he has been a regular subseter to The News and the papers s sorbed by The News for 53 yea The News hopes Mr. Plyler enjr good health and continues as n si scrlber for at least another t'litldrons' Bay Exercises. i here will childreus* day exercii ot Ebenezer Baptist church. n< Sunday, August 4, opened by scr ture reading and prayer by the p: tor. Rev. Y. T. Shehano. There v, be recitations by Sunday school ch dven and an address by R. S. Stews of Lancaster. Sermon at three p. by Rev. Ben Barrett. I-nnr?Ntpr Mill Defeated. In a well?played game of hall the Great Falls ground Saturday, t Lancaster cotton mill team was t feated by the Republic cotton ni team by the score of 5 to T features of the game was the battl . of Milon for Great Falls and the fie lug of Sweatt for Lancaster. Di VBL terles, Gre*.^ Falls, Milon and I . brand; Lancaster, Snipes and Dak K Why It Is. J. R. Porter, The News' linoty Wr operator, has been quite sick the pf few days at his home on north Ma I street, and, as a consequence, the t tt Itorlal sanctum of The News has he vjHHKemporarily vacated so that the lir "1,**^^type may he kept going. This, in measure, explains many shortcomin of this Issue. KntcrtnliiH for Guest. Miss ^Cliza Moore charmingly f tertained at a hearts party on Sat> day afternoon in honor of her gue Miss Susie Moore Lindsey, of CI ' raw. At the conclusion of the gan W tf A L, v ? i>i ins mm y ARiifn i iiiiiit i iiiii i\ n< the highest score and was award L ; a lovely bathing cap. while the gu I of honor also received a dainty gi A delicious salad and ice course w f eened. More Candidates Out. The list of county candidates 1 been increased during the past f .days by the addition of a candid: fof sfatet^-tenator and one for I H|r ' Ifouso. Tho latest to announce [ 'i jihe senate is W. C. Hough, who r< i .jWsented thla county for several s 1 *VWN^ions, ancf the latest for the house \ TOlB. E. Bailee. Several new can ^ ^Haten havet'announced for magistr i5f different-townships this week. 1 '^u^jwne-up at'present for the legislati for the senate: Harry Hines, kJ&tia and W. C. Hough; for I VWiUfle: C. Frank Clyburn. H. H. H Jin. S. E. Bailes and J. Roy Cunnii V Rural Carrier Examination. "WIf The United States civil service 1 V^nnounced an examination ror Nfounty of Lancaster to bo held Lancaster on August 24 to till the l^aition of rural carrier at Lanraal ?^tjfctnd vacancies that may later oci .H[wi rural routes from other poatofTl this county. The examination ll^HKypen only to male citizens who | jflj^K^tually domiciled in the territory ||j^^^BA^>ifet0fnco In the county and w \V^e o'^er requirements Lfjrtform No. 1!>77. This fn f^i dedication blanks may be Ktpefrftfrom the local postofflce United States civil sen 1 WaHhingt^n I?^ ^ imlf 'fcnmim to n ( 1 666 eevnaVttpon the hi T * Commit ABOUT TOWN ' ?? didate for of agricult tries, subji ted PhKSOXALM. Democratic mP 11 I am a i j Miss Margaret Lenoir left Sunday been conne ain'l"or a week's visit to her parents in commission ?n Camden. merce and en~ ?o? as pure fo? Mrs. J. H. Steele and Miss Susie organized Steele, of Rock Hill, were the week- and was pr end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wli- Ask the bi *? liams. about me. nL I o? Pendleto ely! Mr. and Mrs. C. I). Jones and Miss ot \ Mary Heath Jones left Sunday for a hoj visit to Atlantic City and New York. ?re ?o? We here J. L. Driscoll, manager of the Lan- nines as a caster Department stores, will leave, Senate, silt tomorrow for Hat'timore, I'hiladel-i'nK l)e p- phia and New York to buy goods for at the stores. ist .. o For Con ral Ivy and Irene Poovey are visiting it- Miss Corrinne Jones in Camden. I hereby lie ?o? didate for Rev. Hugh R. Murchison spent the ent of e week-end with his family here. county, sul ?o? ing the Dc ite Miss* Bessie Cunningham left Satno urday for Columbia alter a visit td ay her parents here. ler ?o? At the ,b_ R. L. Crawford lert last week for heroby ann lb_ Plattsburg where he will go in train- lor consta| rs. '"*? subject to >ys " ? cratic part; lb_ Judge Ernest Moore, who has been rs presiding over the summer term of York court which lasted three weeks, For Hoi returned to his home in this city on q-he man ios Saturdr*". announce h sxt ? house of r jp_ Miss Gladys Jones left Saturday ,be ruies 0 for Columbia for a few days visit. ,jjl She will then go to Wareshoals where jj.(she has accepted a position. For Hoi irt ?o? I hereby m Mrs. G. W. Poovey is visiting in didate for Ridgeway. represe.etst ?o? county, sul Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green, of i Democratic on Rock Hill, spent Sunday with Mr. be Green's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John je_ T. Green. Uj . o The mat bo John Faile, of Camp Greene, wasj^er hereby ng at home for the week-end. I didate foi 0 township, i at- Misses Elizabeth and Lalla Lee erning the t.i.i.iu ml... l.ow- Ua.> M o - - ~ "-??B 1,1 lno I er Mildred Green, have returned to their homo Sumter. 1 hereby didate tor pe Mrs. W. P. Davis left Sunday for town8hlP 8 l3t Charlotte to visit Mrs. George Heath, jDemocraUc iin ? ! ,,i.1 Miss Margaret Bradford returned ., ,l ror ( on on Sunday from a vis# to Fort Mill and i m- Columbia. 10 , c__ i I hereby Boss Carnes left Sunday for Nor-,?'<(l'<m to IRH ent of e folk to enlist in the navy. I county sub Political Advertisements. ,nK thft 1)0 your eonsr *n" i alone. ,r. I For Senator. I hereby announce myself a can- ] ie_ didate for the ofllce of state senator Through res from Lancaster county, subject to f^emi3 j t j.j,j tlie rules of the Democratic party. date for ri led Mf. C. HOUGH. magistrate esti subject to ,, i Fur Magistrate. ft u u ? i . cratic part; We hereby announce Robert M. _. .. ran . 74-tf Jones as a candidate for magistrate Iin Cane Creek township, subject to -p0 p, i the rules of the Democratic party. Fifth iaJ MANY VOTERS. Y re3pert _...; ?: I t d and re| House of Representatives. ... ... , I ' this Distrh 1 hereby announce myself a can- reBUn Qf t be' didate for the House of Representa- Election. ^or lives from Lancaster :county, sub- j wl|| n( ' p" ject to the rules of the Democratic (jme jn party. cause of I . S- E- Bailes. portant ie r,(0 " the war sii <ho! For Constable. meetings i iiro We hereby announce 'Poison Fun- possible. pr derburk as a candidate for constable (0r congre [he for lluford township, subject to the at this tlm (rules of the Denlocratic party. i [1R Many Voters. For Constable.. slllHIIIIIIII I hereby announce myself a can- ~ didate for constable for Buford ~~~ 4 ko a ? ' township subject to the rules of the == /\ ,ho Democratic party. ?5 * ^ at (JKORGE FAULKENBERRY. == po- EE er' FOR MAOISTRATE. EE rur I hereby announce myself a can- == (PS didate for re-election to the office of.EE i H ? magistrate for Gill's Creek townsblp, = ftn> subjejet to tho rules of the Demo-j~ Unrlc of cratic party. . IE: ho' <Juol L. Caskey. == cate 9et | =s boar* ,rm ( HOUSE OF REPRK8KNTATIVKH IZ (Jhrii ob"' I hereby announce mysqjj a cam jjjj or didate for the houde 'of 'represented rlre fives from Lancaster cofinty, suhjecV j; atter (' to the rifles of the Democratic party'/ = lady, to J. Roy Cunningham. EE boar at ""~~ J?"").- 7~ EE ? moat >ur- * * For jlnglntrato. szz lent Subject to $he rules of the Demo- *TOr ( >rd- cratlc party, and at the inaistance of ES fhce many frjend^ I announce myself a 1 , ' jral candidat^ffdf re-election to the offlcp ^S- imo of marfiilftfte ffcr Pleasant Hill township/ J F MAOIU., JjlllllllHfl Ittfc, m? * }:*/ ^ HE LANCASTER NEWS. LANCASTER, S. wioner of Agriculture. ?? ' announce myself a can- I C 1 j the office of commissioner ^ ure, com aerce and Indus Jet to the rules of the PAIN' practical farmer and have cted with the othce of the We liave a full line ler of agriculture, coin- grade standard Paints industries for seven years |nako s|iecIal |(ritw foi od and seed inspector. I . , .. . . . , thirty ilays 111 order to the state farmers union esident in 1908 and 1906. our Imint *tock.. .Also jsiness men of Lancaster of l?est aiitomohile ai B. Harris. naints at radueMl ndcs n, Anderson ( ounty, S. C. quick, tills Is only k<mk1 AnnouncenienU <lu>s- ,,rst romw' 11 Three thousand dollars by announce Hon. Harry (mint to Ih? sold In 80 d i candidate Tor the State _ ?ject to the rules govern- _ t rnocratic primary. BdlllCtt- 1 Cfl Many Voters. inty Superintendent of ^ Education. I^J I I I II announce myself a cau- JL ^ JL the office of superintend ducation for Lancaster )Ject to the rules govern- / \ f miocratic party. \ c A. C. Rowell. ^^ For Constable. solicitation of frelnds. 1 ounce myself a candidate ^ ale for Buford township. ^ ^ the /ules of the DemoJOHN A. CARNES. | KSHI \y ise of Representatives. mLzzX y friends of H. li. Horton iiui UN h canuiuaie ior tne epresentatives, subject to ? . . . J Beginning August 1, i f the Democratic primary. . ' charge anyone with shoe Many Friends. . . . ., , _ work must l?e paid for 1 .se of Representatives. inu ,,,,, S,,0,K Col,m announce myself a can- ,M> ,,,udo to Hr,,,s' 0wl' re-election to the house of "nd "?* '? Ives from Lancaster COMt of ?<*coun jjert to the rules of the to aM a,ul W,M Im> party ncourdlnRly. Shoes will C. Frank Clyburn. repairs after thirty d owing tickets will plea; For .Magistrate. settle same. ly friends of R. W. Par- KLFtTKIC SHOK UK an invoice him as a can magistrate of Huford ?regory-Hood Live S, subject to the rules gov- liiincnster. s. < Democratic primary. For Nonstable. ^ ^ announce myself a Q^n- I constable for Buford ?? k. J B ubject to the rules of the party. ??????? J. Wesley Carnes. ?? TOI?.\V? inty Superintendent of Fducation. Sessue llayakai < announce myself for re- -n the oillce of superintendducation for Lancaster "TliF \i 111 I'M .MAX'? ject to the rules govern- . , ,, , ,. ,, , ^ Also Lddie Polo smocratlc primary. 1 ask deration upon my record "The Hull's Ey V. A. Lingle. 1.X (Vxlu For Magistrate. ______ the Influence of n fe? WBI>NKS|(AV innounce myself a candle-election to the office of Sir Johnson Forbes I for Buford Township. the rules of the? Demo- loir "MASKS A\l) FA W. T. SNIPES. Also HEARST PATH] emocratlc Voters of the . _ ? . , . 15 Cents District: fully ask to be renominat- ???????? elected to Congress from THUltSDAY ? :t and agree to abide the ? ,, , ,, ^ n , I Rex Beach Pre* he Democratic Primary "TIIK BAItRIF ot be able to spend much ? District this summer, be- Also Ford the great amount of lm- ??????? gislation growing out o COMING tuation, but will attend n the District whenever J,xno "ml K?tliorli?? It is absolutely essential "We Should Wo ssmen to be at their post William S. Hart I e. W. F. STEVENSON. Bargain." Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllll lbemarle Normal a Industrial Institute ALBEMARLE, 1^. C. ?r the auspices of Mccklenburg;,t>resbytery; wi and board your daughter for UsS- cost than y d her at home. . The*th'i'^ihu^shes ex stian training; prepares yoijn? ladled'for te UHju^rial life; sewing, cooking, etc., receive" it ion.-; fV># Oriediundred and Twenty Dollars a can get a full^ession of school, inchiding t d, room, rent, light and fuel. The Bible is one prominent text boolfe psed in this institution :atalogue. * ? MRS. EI.vJl Ci^tHRRIS, Su porta tent \ " Albemarle 1IHIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII|lltjflillll!llllllllllll> 1,1 c. _ _ Iixil r"r1 r1 r1 r1 r1 r1 r1 ciciac Q IT T Ulj Till 111 111 IU UIJUI31U ill 131 Sill Is Your and will L j H Supporting the a full line jg 1 1 ? ml Ix'KK.v ' l . 4 * 0= ? ji j\i mis critical peril r? Hhtrty J j manufacturers arc offer it served. _ I r ' our young men are ottei worth of Z I , ~w t , rx uvs uf the L lilted States uovoi | - Would you like to d< y VxO. i j by putting your money \ - J j the new Federal Kesen : 3 which the government [ 1 stand back of our conn 3 agriculture i l\ j ! You can do this bv aeAs} ? with us, as a part of ev* iC with us goes directly ii S where it will always be jFj | The First Na\ tfj LANCASTI 45 CIIAS. 1?. JONKS, President, ivo will not . ? Hi K. M. CKOXTOX, Vice Pr repairs; all <> before loav- in IKA H. JOX tickets will <u lht ll-Fl? r-? ri ri n ?-i ri r-i ri r-i ri r itcriais and I j||iJlTI3ljl7l3l7IIJ1in313171 ts, this will carried out lie sold for ays. Those _ __ se call ? ? | H IN o-r rock Co. ^ ^ ? Silver Clea THE QUICK] THE EASIES THE BEST N < > I\n) >1 >i iij4*?No Srou *a \\"i 11 ii<?t injure the linest The Silver Cleaner Plato s law' ]>nse of removing TAltXIS jn SIIjYKR or COLD, solid o e? anteed to do so. OCT"" Price 50 Standard I LANCASTI E NEWS 10 Cent* r CHAl il Weekly JL A r IN BUS rry. n "Tho The War Department has now dr We wish to announce the follow |||||||||||||||l; Effective July 25th to September 1 ?_ schedule deliveries each day. jj rEL; On September 1st we will go stri< Xlv* == deliveries will be made after that < Our customers will please not ai , == 1st, as it will only necessitate the e 9 SSS s=5 We hope to maintain the followii September 1st. ^ - Truck will leave our store for We ill edu- Leave for Long Street at 8:30 A ou can ?- Leave for Elm Street at 10 A. M cellent == . , /-.u ..... . ssr Leave for Chesterfield Avenue at aching = Special 'n nia ^ ing these changes we are yoynjr EEE recommended by the Government, uitiofe. labor and the high cost of operatl ?"fAp?T ^ perativo. # 1 rfK&ii V< SS . . ^ VV THE PUItE POC NjjM ' ' I:" # \ " ' 1% PAGE FJVB iajfiaaaaifitBaiHiBS Money j! Government? ji ? = I kI in our history our E J ing their mills, and ;3 ing tlicir services to J 3 ninent. [ | 4 > your share and help [ 3 \ here it will support ! { m Banking System, j has established to i | nerce, industry and [3 * I opening an account r 1 cry dollar deposited [3 uto the new system ^ L j readv for von when ? II tional Bank | '.R, S. C. jfi pi esident and Cashier, I l rll KS, Jr., Assistant Cashier. jfi_ * I isLU r tub"nor Plats GST >T I i 1114*?Xo Scratching. Silver or Gold. is made for the purII from any article of >r plated, and is guar' T. Cents )rug Co. iit, s. u. A. NGE INESS > * * afted both of our draymen. ing changes in our business: ? 1st, we will try to make two , :tly on a CASH BASIS and no date. Bk for credit after September ' ? embarrassment of declining. ng schedule of deliveries until A st Knd at 9 A. M. and 4 P. M. ^ M and 4:30 P. M, . . and 5 P. M, A . ~ 10:30 A. M. and 5:30 P. M. : onlv carrying out the policies (f ? > as the war, the scarcity of on, makes these changes lm?.1 ' . *. v. * ' # ERRY CO. )D STbfUC. . r , * v c -