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PACP Fori! THK IM<? SHOW. I ited by ow * j First pr Lancaster. S. C., 1 zer, donah Nov. 21st, 1918.; Keishuw, S To Adult Farmers of Lancaster! Second i County: j zer, dnnnt The Boys' and Girls' IMg Show|Co-* will be held at the Mellow Farm, onoj ^ or mile east of Lancaster, Wednesday. ^y ?WI ' November 27th. At the same time, first prl we want to have a display of Rood Chinti Kilt hogs as owned by farmers in Lan- nn^e(^ ''y 1 caster county. In order to indiwe, dleton, S. i the owners of good hogs to bring ^tiroc-Jersi them to the show, several firms of '*or ",e the county have offered a number of mvm very substantial prizes. These are first pr well worth your attention. The list zei *l?nafp * of prizes for the three leading breeds ( ? 'jam'a: of hogs is given below. BrVf.X' bTdi" Second your hogs, let's have a full show in tilizer, dot very class. *?p Co., Li (Signed) It. W. GllAKRKR. For best Pminfv Acont bv owner. Hog Show at Mellow Farm. lain ens- 1 First pr tcr, 8. C.. Nov. 27, 11)18. j <lonat Prizes for Amlult Exhibitors. :( '"anra i Sweepstake Borkshires: (Registered.) | p,or For the best sow any age. exhlb- ? Ited by owner. mmm First prize, 1-2 ton 8-2-2 fertiii-, ?er, donated by Rlackmon Company, Kershaw. S. C. | ttfl Second prize. 1-5 ton 8-3-3 fortil- . ? izer, donated by Catawba Fertilizer DlOOd < Co., Lancaster, S. C. CMf "blTCS For the best boar any age, exhibIted by owner. yOUlIlj First prize, 1-5 ton 8-3-3 fertiii-, GOIlSt&H ?er, donated by Catawba Fertilizer} Co., Lancaster, S. C. Poland Chinas: (Registered.) For the best sow anv age, exhib- wl KN IIa]n<j 111 The repi lAvipw Jfq nourishir Women If iv v viiivn Cardui, the woman'/ DH tonic, helped Mrs. William Eversolc, of Hazel VI > general breaking-down ma of my health. 1 was in K1 bed for weeks, unable to H weakness and dizziness, a . . and the pains were VI jB i very severe. A friend told me I had tried everything else, why not Cardui?... I did, and Wm. soon saw it was helping ^^9 me . . . After 12 bottles, JKg I am strong and well." _ TAKE ^ The Woman's Tonic t ?' m Do you feel weak, diz- mm e zv. worn-out? Is vour Ilk r Jr lack of good health caused ml Iw from any of the com- jBS ma plaints so common to mM ^.HB women? Then why not Bpj . Hi give Cardui a trial? It B^B should surely do for ycu a w|iat U has done for so mfpSi who has taken Cardui. ?j-*a ti BcfP She will tell you how it SJfl I helped her. Try Cardui. IC All Druggists NOTIC K OK SAMS OF PERHONAfj PROPERTY. Pusuant to an order of J. W. Stewman, Judge of Probate, for Lancaster county, notice is hereby given that the undersigned will sell at public auction, on the 2.r>th day of November, lft 18, to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the court house, in the town of Lancaster, S. C.. all the personal property j of the estate of Thornwell K Pun. I ningham, deceased, consisting of two I ' hundred (200) shares of the capital S stock of Cedar Grove Farm, of the I par value of $100 per share. Said fi sale to begin at 11 o'clock a. m., r.nd M continue until the said property Is 5 old. SSHH Mary'E. Cunningham ami Beauregard Cunningham. Administrators of the estate of j Thornwell K. Cunningham, deceased 6 3t-ltaw. I THE LANCASTER ?er. breed (registered), exhibited i/.e, 1-2 ton 8-3-3 fertili- owner. ed by Kershaw Oil Mill, Prize, 1-2 ton 8-3-3 fartllizer > C. nated by Springs Hanking and prize, 1-5 ton 8-3-3 fertili- cantile Co., Heath Springs, S. I'd by Catawba Fertilizer Note?In ail sow classes at iter, S. C. four or more animals must con best boar any age, exhib- for prizes. If less than four ler. are shown only ribbons will ze, ono pure bred Poland awarded. (three months old). do-| In all boar classes at least ^opeland & Douthit, Pen- or more animals must compet< C. prizes. If less than three boan eys: (Registered.) shown only ribbons will be awa best sow any age, exhibit-1 < > Joseph F. Smith, llcnd of M<u ize. 1-2 ton 8-3-3 fertili- . ,v , . . . . ,, ... Church, Is Dead. d by Lancaster Mercantile ster S C Lake City, Utah, Nov. ! prize. 1-5 ton 8-3-3 fer- Joseph F. Smith, president of inted by Catawba Fertili- Church of Jesus Christ of the 1, incaster, S. C. Day Saints (Mormon), died ai lioar any age, exhibited home here early Tuesday after a illness. ize, 1-5 ton 8-3-3 fertili- Heber J. Clrant, president ot cd by Catawba Fertilizer <|uorum of 12 apost.es of the ster, S. C. mon church, automatically be ;s: president of the church througl est sow any ago. any death of Mr. Smith. MORROW'S MAI bat is done in childhood days to enrich t and build up rugged health often mab ks the man of tomorrow. The growi with nervous energy overwrought, nee it care and OTTC EMULSION naintain strength and vitality equal to withstand strain of growth and wear and tear of the body. ^ ltation of Scott*s is based upon its abundant <$, ig qualities and its ability to build up strength, j Scott St Uomic, BloomficlJ. N-I. 18-6 . What Determines Meat and Live-Stock Prices? Some stock men still think that Swift & fompany?and other big packers?can pay ls little for live-stock as they wish. Some consumers are still led to believe hat the packers can charge as much for Ircssed meat as they wish. This is not true. These prices are fixed by l law of human nature as old as human lature itself?the law of supply and demand. When more people want meat than there s meat to be had, the scramble along the line o get it for them sends prices up. When here is more meat than there are people who vant it, the scramble all along the line to get id of it within a few days, while it is still resh, sends prices down. When prices of meat go up, Swift & >>mpany not only can pay the producer nore, but has to pay him more, or some ithf*r nnrl^pr \*/i11 - I ^ Similarly, when prices recede all down the ine Swift & Company cannot continue to pay he producer the same prices as before, and .till remain in the packing business. All the packer can do is to keep the expense >f turning stock into meat at a minimum, io that the consumer can get as much as possible for his money, and the producer as nuch as possible for his live-stock. Thanks to its splendid plants, modern nethods, branch houses, car routes, fleet of efrigerator cars, experience and organization, >wift & Company is able to pay for live :attle 90 per cent of what it receives for beef ind by-products, and to cover expense of production and distribution, as well as its profit (a small fraction of a cent per pound), >ut of the other 10 per cent. Swift & Company, U. S. A. ?.. I ???? NEWS, LANCASTER. 8. t byj MUSTEK OUT MKX OF 7A7TH ! ATri I>KHOT 1IKIGADK AT ONCKj 1 HAVJ do- - Anniston, Ala., Nov. 21.?Seven | I Mer- thousand and live hundred men of VVC1I O ; the 157th depot brigade and devei-j SCVCI1 VCUrS? le nt i opnient battalion at Camp McClei- ^ y . a pete jan are (Q be mustered out of the i QcLUglltCr S J sows 8t?,vlee beginning tomorrow, accord-. paiicpH Hv t ' bfc,jng to orders from the war depnrt-j ^ ment. The men will be released from: we gave he three camp at the rate of 500 a day. .1 0 for tj,0 labor battalion at the camp is lllCrC IS IJ ? are ordered reduced to 1.000 men. SvTUP PCD! rded. _ - birds can fly for 24 hours without 4 rmoii stopping to rest. " I ,. i ESTATE NOTICE. T" .7,*! L 1,10 All persons having claims against attei the estate of R. Frank Cunningham, deceased, are hereby notified to fllo ' " s the same duly verified with the unlong derslgned and those indebted to said * ' estate will please make payment likewise. ' the i w; t envMiwnii* u 1 1?v , w. Administrator. q 10-3t ltaw. 1 tho < iT.\tioX FOR IJ5TTKHS OF ADMINISTRATION. ! STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA. A Illild, pi? \T County of Lancastor. L * af>T By J. E. Stewman, Judge of Pro- ?S 11 IS gCI ? bate. Knttlf* cpnn he Whereas J. T. Byrd hath made suit i-T , _} nA to me to grant him Letters of Ad- G?ll(iWCl.lf 4 :es ministration of the estate and effects - , of Martin E. Byrd. deceased. noon, to show" ca "o These are, therefore, to cite and have, why the sa ;(]?j admonish all and singular the kin- sj,ouid not be grai died and creditors of the said de- * .. . I ceased, that thev be and appear be . * vf v 'V 1 : fore me. In the Court of Probate, to da> of November A be held at Lancaster on 7th Decern-' J- N. ber, lit 18. next, after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock In tho fore- 10-2t ltaw. ing A 11 All Back C | And At Yc 5ft At no time during the past seven 1 Hi work at the same time, as every one of 1 was out three weeks with pneumonia. 1 i; J all well again. Our services was not < | was depleted with sickness, as we were i ! take their places. We are now able to 1 t 1 care and attention. We wish to thank < i 1 through this trying time, especially those | 0 Men's and Yoi - J We have just received jpjl ^ars worth ^ie newest I eS x ?vercoats!r J \Y"' I We are showing Youni j- 3 T ' Y weaves and colorings. Th I 3 \ are cut with all the swage jg 1 ' r-f could want. [ 3 : ,r.. ? I Young Men's Novelty J J f fj ! These suits are well made, J I ! i j'\ tion to their good looks anc I L | ;/ i service. | | j ,] Specially priced at 9 I | | j y. Swell Young Men's Sui I | / J r.\ Pockets. Some with high I C j dftiSii u&LV below the waist line. The: I m 1 tried to appreciate the styh B Hj **'All are specially priced at I njj These are made of all wool Worsteds, I | IjC Casimeres and Tweed effects. Also fino iC Serges in Blue, Black and Gray. LC These Suits are specially priced at Jjj $19.50, $25.00, $27.50 and $35.00. G121 Serge Suits. We are still able J Jf OVER( / >\\w/A Good staple models and [ i c iV m'(*("e a2et* aiu' older men. i ? - "fsTV We are showing staple I ? fl&fjt " * V Dark Oxfords and Mixtures [ 3 I Jlji |,1 Young Men's Models. I J I'll ||| tary styles; some with belte< 1 | *1 IT^ Beautiful range of patterns a 2 1 ^ New lot of Boys' Knee I pq r We are showing these i ^ J meres, serges and corduroys. Fj All suits are marked for W $12.50 up to $15.00. I I Robinson-Clc tj Lancaster's 1 e Lraj^j^jEfHrzjgjEiZJBTHJiuTifnjariLnijHji * ?- ?* n ' >< |(j* ' FRIDAY, NOV. 22, 1918. E been using Doctor CaldSyrup Pepsin for more than , I believe it saved my little grandlife, as she had such terrible spasms, he condition of her stomach, until r Syrup Pepsin. Our family thinks 10 remedy like Dr. Caldwell's sin for the stomach and bowels." j, rprOm a letter to Dr. Caldwell, written by\ Mrs. C. F. Brown, 1012 Garfield Ave., I L Kansas City, Mo. 9 )r. Caldwell's ' I run Pnncin The Perfect Laxative old by Druggists Everywhere 50 cts. (S3 $1.00 asant laxative, as positively effective ltle in its action. For a free trial your name and address to Dr. W. B. 158 Washington St., Monticello, I1L uso, if auy thoy ; NOTICE. 'd ndministrat'ou Town Tax will be due and paya1 '1 ' . . ble from the 1st day of December. . hand, this 20th ~ . , ?, ? nno Domini 1018. 1918> to December 3lat. 1918STKWMAN, W- H> REED' Probate Judge. g C,erk and Tre???'er. riri nri r-i nr in ri riri r-i r-i r-? n >-i nnr,^i luQ 13130131 JIjIJ 111 111 111 111 Ul 111 111 111 111 I1HI In The Job I I >ur Service | i weeks has our entire force been able to Lj I us have had the influenza and Mr. Bailey pi 8 We are very thankful to say that we are inite up to our standard while our force * 8 unable to procure experienced help to 3] 8 wait on you with our usual promptness, IFj :>ur many customers who bore with us Lj 2 who helped by waiting on themselves. ? j ing Men's Suits !| I by express two thousand dol- - J H sTew York styles in Suits and 11 NWh | 1 I g Men's Suits in novelty I 1 ? r J I ere are wonderful Suits and | jr"* ^ r 3 | r and dash thata young man I Suits in Grays and Blue. \ Wml [3 5 of good material and in addi- J - 5 1 snappy styles will give good J hi I J | .. .$17.50, $19.50 and $22.50 j|| l\ I its with Patched and Military i|| I j B close fitting waists, very full II E ? I se Suits have to be seen and ?uf I i and good looks. J j $24.50, $27.50 and $29.50 I , to show a few of these famous guaranteed [ suits. These suits are guaranteed 100 per [ cent pure wool and to wear to your entire [ satisfaction. [ We have these in men and young J; j men's styles at $.'15.00 ffi :oats # i modest patterns for the I Sport models for young men. models in Black Kersey, l j I 50, $25.00 and up to $.12.50 jjjl Jjl jj^ 1 Some double breasted mili- I , /y, I pj ^ t $19.50, $22.50 up to $32.50 ^ uj J 'ants Suits. I m Sp n all wool worsteds, casi- tfM JP quick selling at $6.50, $8.50, ^ -36T [| >ud Company j| .eading Store I j t (. , ,1 r> <" \ 't. f ! ?"?' n