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VAGE EIGHT jlELSEK WOULD ISSL $150,000,000 ROAD lit Sumter Lawyer ami Memlmr of Keproentulives Thinks Scheme is Necessary. Columbia. S. C., Oct. 16.?T1 state of South CaVollha woul many millions of dollars atfriui the flotation of h bond issue of 000,000 for tlie construction system of permanent hifthwa; bridges, of which fund $15.0 would be expended each year, opinion expressed by It. 11. Be member of the house of repr< tlves, in a letter to Governor ('( In his reply Governor f'oope not express an opinion of the bilfty of the bond issue propo Mr. Ilelser, but discusses the pr Callus? "Gats-It" Will Peel It 0 Hothin^ onEarth LikeSimple "I It' for Coras or Calluses. A callus, or thickened skli the sole of the foot, which < makes walking a misery Is ol same nature as a corn. "Get Uae "Gets-It" and Dance, Even with 1 removes It as easily an It does touphest corns. liy usinc a drops of "Gets-It" on the callus, will bo ul?le to peel it off with finprors. In one complete piece ns you would a barnna pool leaves the skin free nnd smoot thouKh you never had a callus, need no more fussy plasters, st tape, "pncknsey" bandages, knivo ctcisRors for corns or calluses. "C It" is the national corn remover bitrKost on earth, used bv mllltor never fails. You'll work, play dance at ease In spite of corns. "Gets -11," the only sunt, jrua ran I money-back corn-reinover, cos^ a trlfie at any tlrun store. M'fi K. I-awrenco & Co.. Chicago. 111. Bold in Ijancaster and recomm as the world's best corn reme J. F. Mackey Co., Standard Company.?Adv. 10 > 1 IV IJust in a Nice Lot o sure you wil We hav makes, BAI the best on t BUGGI > < fore the rise you the best are among tJ HARN] Harness, Bi fact, anythii A big lii the market. Come tc fix you up. J.HJ L % "M**- WtlnmiTI^1 " Oh I - TE ! highway bill drafted as *\ result of III ATT ANIVJ conferences between him, tne mem- lA I T 1 v bers of the state highway commission'. and Thomas P. Cothran, of Greenville, [ House speaker of the house of representa-i Itig tives. The governor stated that a companion measure might be draft-! ed for presentation to the general Tell St lat the assembly by which the various coun-| ' d save ties would be allowed to vote on bond | filly by issues for road improvement without $150,- the necessity of a special enabling S ?' a act being passed. ys and m ft,? I?0 WOMAN LAWYER IS NOW jJoUy 1 is the Poil. iser. a HOLDING STATE OFFICE talU jsenta- StfO >oper. Miss J. >1. Perry, of Greenville, isi A Pin tinted Hre Prevention Of- | "I hr s feasl. . fleer l?v Commissioner. ! som sed by , . ., troubles oposed Columbia, S. C., Oct. 16.?W. A , Xanlac ' McSwain, state insurance commission- Quittina er, has appointed Miss J. M. Perry,i ploye of i?? I an attorney of Greenville, tq conduct 1?' 'II a a series of lectures in various parts of! "Cor the state on fire prevention. She hasj"my stc Beta- made a study of her new work and is Ox that thArnnelilv famllior uttVi It nti.l <.,,?! t ll i IIC W often present her subject in pleasing style, j wards. a-Vr ?aid Mr. McSwain. J Moat nn She will speak before schools, wo- K,antI-v men's clubs, and other civic organl-.'00 k J zations on the subject, making her Ini- j,ne* tial address before the school chil- ' would dren of Spartanburg tomorrow. jn,8onorvo Wq her tour of the state. Miss Perry will, ^'e V>r 1 [\kB organize (ire prevention societies and;01' a8on flllfg the insurance department hopes that:'11 such ijjli at least 500 of these organizations, a"-v l'ia will be formed. There are no dues or | "Afte jy membership fees for belonging to could h< these societies, the only object of has mad . which is to educate the people along appetite rhe lines of proper precaution in are 8tea Corn* handling combustible materials, and night. i the stoves, lighting apparatus and the weighty tV?. starting of fires. Constitution and than I I you your by-laws for these organizations can, Tanla it be had by applying to the insurance1 sold ex commissioner. La n east 'cky Co.. He s or Jetfl- Lancaster and Shiloh A. R. P., Kershav is. It Rev. \V. S. Patterson, pastor? and Sabbath school 10:30 a. m.; Sen teed. preaching 11:30 a. m., first and Senat 1 by third Sundays at Lancaster, second olina, h and fourth at Shiloh; preaching of the Y ended 8:3o p. in., Lancaster. Prayef invitatic dy bv i Drug meeting every Wednesday, 8:30 p address m. j tober 23 < < ? 4119SI? IULE! from St. Louis a car load of Nice Young f Mares and Horses. Come to see them 1 find something to please you. e a very full line of Wagons; all sizes a N, PIEDMONT, and others. These two, he market. , ES: We have four carloads on hand ant , so we can save you money on them as w( makes, TYSON & JONES, EMERSON, I he leaders. !i?o:?uur siock is very complete. Two r iggy Harness of all kinds, Bridles, Colla] ig i nthe Harness Line. ne of Winter Lap Robes and the best Bugj Try one of the "CARABOA." > see us when you need anything in our lint TTHERSPOON ANCASTFR S ( ?<? > * w THE LANCASTER NE^S, LANCAST R WORKS MAN GIVKOUT FACTS >f Trying Search During Eight Long Years. URPRISED IN END i \ : Declares Other Remedies ?d Rut Tanlac Made Him ng. i iV'? been trying for years to: ything that would relieve my i and have found it at last in ' said Alfred Jolly, of 11291 in street, Denver, Col., an em' the water works department city. a long time," he continued, imach was in such an awful I could not eat hardly anyithout being In misery afterEven the lightest foods would e up with gas and I was conbelching up sour, undigested t at times would almost choke ten I would get so dizzy that almost fall, and I would get us that it was almost iniposslrtie to rest at night. I suffery from rheumatism and I was a wretched condition genert I was hardly fit for a thing, r trying nearly everything I ?ar of, I took Tanlac, and it le a different man of me. My is splendid now. my nerves dy and I sleep Like a log at [ have gained eight pounds in and am in better condition lave been in years." c, the master medicine, is clusively by J. F. Mackey, er; Peoples Drug &- Groc# ry atli Springs; C. O. Floyd, v.?Adv. 1 nit or Smith at York Fair. or E. D. Smith, of South C'aras telegraphed the manager ork county fair accepting the ? in extended him to make an at the fair on Thursday, Oo- * !. at 11:30 o'clock. i \ ULES T ? ? v? S I I I To Mules, also 1 ?* and we are > ; nd the best though, are *. pell, X 2nd. 1 bought be , f ill as to give ?f IERCULES y v % this V and torse Wagon Y rs, Lines; in enc*' y com ?y Whips on X bile $ To i and we will Y A, Q M H * ' w>Mva l&CO. I v "* - &?N ' T , , ? \ ) "X P ^ Evening Getin by Hickscn dc~ ? V ve loped In Re/ding's Satin Cird Ny ? Lancaster Department 4Tlie lle*t Place to Shop After All/1 , i A % A % ?. ? 4%4% VhVWWI Notic Mv RflAnrlc anrl f ATAJ M. A AV11VIO (AAllA V On account of lack of help on my delivery s id to discontinue any and all delivery, beginn I want to say that I dislike very much t( nds and customers in this way. I have done < on, but I find I cannot do so. I want to tha friends for the liberal patronage accorc eavor to remember them. T will ct\*a _ ? ?t MV giUU UV/ l Le to my store and carry^heir packages by s< , and will save them the delivery cost. my country customers and friends? I want |p serve you and will do the best I prices. f /. H. TERIO E AUTO DELIVERY CAR FOR SALE CI RUNNING CONDITION I y * $ *ER, S. C. 1 (L&elcLi Silk Classics-Fabric JitoLLjlC^ )l\\ 'T'HE quality <M \ 1 of HM'"S 1 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 19j =^i no's I :s-Spool Silk I and beauty V. I s Silks are rywhere to [ :n and their [ s. The pure J ' fabric gives I] added su? I i "a strength ] j stands hard {I iny trips to jj IVe are 1 shou t tig * |1 Bel ding s I ** II ',*5 Stores | :c Customers ervice, I am coming NOVEMBER ) stop serving m^ ill I could to carry ink my customers' led me and I will serve all that will ervant or automofw can in both goods I / the L grocer ^ iIEAP -IN GOOD ? ]