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.fr itni ^ filtered at the Postoffice at NewWry, S. C., as 2nd class matter. E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Friday, December 17, 1915. For the state to recognize the denominational institutions and to leave the way open for their continued growth it is not necessary to give them money or provide funds for students to attend them. This is neither expected nor desired by these colleges, we daresay. All that is needed is a little more care paid to state scholar smps, so max me state aau uuureu Alleges will be placed on an approxi-' mately equal footing in competing; for the youths who are able to attend college at their own expense. A simple matter and one that does not require any church lobby at Columbia.? Laurens Advertiser. We suppose that you mean to say by that that those who are able to pay tuition in our state colleges should do so, and in that way the expense to the boy or the girl would be about the same or even less in the denominational colleges. Well, if you arc laboring under the delusion that any ? ??J - v.1 A f at?a "rr?'V> r\ e* fir* voiisiutjriiuie lru-iiiuci wi LUUOC n u\j scuu their boys and girls to state colleges pay tuition at all you just sit down and take your typewriter in hand and drop a line of inquiry to Dr. Riggs or Dr. Johnson or Dr. Currell and ask' \ the simple question how manjy pay tuition and then read their replies. The fact is if we are going to have state colleges, and we are, the tuition should be absolutely free, and then there should be no free scholarships, but these state schools should be open to every boy and girl in the state "who is prepared to enter the first college class. Under the scholarship system we generally educate entire fami- j lies and in many cases the sons and J daughters of those who are able to educate them, and, besides, we believe >| tnat any boy or girl in South Caro- J lina who has the capacity to take a college education and who is prepared j j to enter the freshman class of any col-1 lege can get that education without! the aid of the state, and when he or 1 she does he feels much better for hav- j ing done so and is better prepared for j the struggle witn the world. The state colleges and the denom-1 inational colleges are not rivals and I ?t.?. in ^ifporori't Hflssps and work in I C Xi-l \IAUVAVUV _ different fields, and so far as we are^ concerned, we do .not want to see any j of the denominational colleges knock- j lag at the doors of the state treasury ; for state aid. We believe that the state colleges could and should be run for less money. Why, they say that some of them pay the foot ball coach as big a salary as it would take to pay the salary of at least three professors ! in our denominational colleges. And there are other expenses that might be cut. The Herald and News has from 600 lar or a single check. It will be so j ried through the lyear without paying their subscriptions. They 'have not taken advantage of our several offers M of paying up at reduced prices, and we have come to the deliberate con- ^ elusion that it is their intention to pay | up between now and the 24th of this I month as a Christmas present and surprise the editor. We know you are all; ! thinking about it and that in the next nine days you are going to send us at least one dollar. ?A C ~ ? A i ou may jusi iai\.e uiit* <ji mus? uur i lar bills and enclose it in an envelope and send it along and we will give! you credit for it and cake the risk of exposure to the germs which they say infest each one of these paper bills. Or, if you prefer to pay for a year, \ you may send us your check for $1.50. Any way that is most convenient to you will be entirely agreeable to us. Now, honest, won't you do this and make us happy at this Christmas time. Then we will immediately make some one else happy, and in this way you will have the satisfaction of making j tn-n srvric hannv with but a single dol- | lar or a single chick. It will be so easy for you to do this that* we guarantee that you will feel better by so doing and muc'n more enjoy your own Christmas. Try it. - There have been big times in Charleston this week. Sorry we could not get away to take part in the festivities. -=CC?5a? The rain on Wednesday put the roads in fine condition for the use of the split log drag. Wonder if any of our friends who have dTags thought of nuttine them into service. Snr'n finn opportunities should not be neglected. Do Your Christ ) Gifts bought of us are reputation as reliable Je1 piece of Jewelry that g< We give you goods of a better finish for the sam for light weight and sho places. Remember it 1 ence to know Jewelry jA a! A! j.. give ineir enure ume u the changes of styles, 1 doubt of where to buy shoppers of the town led straight to our store. P.CJEAI Jewe No More A Present than i Link with yoi graved. T. M Watch Fixer a will sell them engrave their Charce. For Sale a January 3: Wp will s^ll at premises to the hi* "The Blease prop and Thompson Str Terms of Sale: ' Balance one and Plat of lots can 1 of Frank R. Hunte FRANK R. HUf B. B. HAIR, Au Any one yet thought about making a noise that sounded like making a move toward the organization of that county fair association? A mighty fine time to start. Many a man fails to arrive because ho started with cold feet. Piles Cared In 6 to 14 Days yoar druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles iu 6 to 14 d ay? The first application yive- Ease and Rest. 50< J mas Shopping J At once in order to avoid the rush which S is sure to come, and do it with P. C. Jeans & Co. There . you will get only * 5 the best. sure to please, for our svelers is back of every jes out of our store, heavier weight and a e money that you pay ddily finished at other takes years of experi, and only those who d it can keep up with \ nr\r\f\ nlan whpfl in gV/V/VA yAUJU ? UWM is to follow the wise and then you will be sis & co. lers. * . [i _ 1 I . i ppropriate ; i a Friendship ur name en* Rogers the I to you and 1 Free of it Auction ! .-A 1Q1? I VK?} It/JL V 1 auction on the yhest bidder, m >erty" on Main eets. One third cash, vo years. De seen at office i r. *JTER, Agent ctioneer PIANO RECITAL At the High School Friday Night, De- i cember IS, 8:15 O'clock. i The following program will be ren-1 dered tonight (Friday) at the High school by pupils of Miss Bess Kibler, The public is cordially invited to attend. "Cnffn ~ e /~< r A,. ui LIIC UUCJ51S ^uuci;, from "(Masked Garden Festival," Ludwig Sehytte?Olive Morris. ''Traveler's Song," Theodore Oesten? Carolyn Epps. "Bohemian Dance," Adam Geibel, ?Selma Crotwell. "Coquettish Smile," H. Engelmann? S-ara Thompson and Sophie Nell Crou well. "Papageno's Magic Melody," Mozart i "Cradle Hymn," Martin Luther?Ed-1 na Sanders. "Prairie Blossoms," I? W. Russell? 1 Grace Summer. ! I "II Corricolo," Denand de Grau?Sophie Nell Crotweil. "Jewell Dance," Heinrich Engel? j Edith Wilson. "La Petite Amourette," Walter Ruel i Cowles?Mary Keith. "Electric Flash Galop" (duet), Rich-1 ard Goerdeler?Selma and Sophie Nell Crotweil. "Beautiful Blue Danube," Johann Strauss?Gussie Sligh. "A Joyous Peasant," Robert Schumann?Hainie McGraw. ' TJunororiori TJotipp'' 7Tf>in rir?Tn TTVnaiil iUU i/wuvvj *v** muqv* ?Olive Morris. "Charge of the Uhlans" (duet),, Carl Gohm?Mary Keith. Church of the Redeemer. (Rev. Edward Fulenwider, Pastor.) Nothing preventing, the following' will be the program of divine services at the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer next Sunday: 10:15 a. m., Sunday school. 11:15 a. in., the "hour of worship and the preaching of the Word of God. Being the Sunday before Christmas, the; pastor will preach a special sermon \ on the subject "Some Bad Roads and a' Good Road." Text, Isaiah 40:3, "The! I voice of him that crieth in the wilderness, Prepare ye the way of the Lord, make straight in the desert a highway ^ for our God." v | iWe are living in an age of travel.; 'Good roads.'' is a subject that is con-! 5tantly before us, and it is one of na:ional interest and importance. All of t Christmas Xmas Purcha Stock of A - ! "" "Him" W Xmas Neckwear in indiv Xmas Hosiery in boxes.., Xmas Gloves, dressed an Linen initial Handkerchie Auto Garments Manhattan and Eclipse S Pullman Slippers, Tan co m i Travelling sets Drinking Cups, in attracl President Suspenders in ] Stetson and No Name H; Hanson, Regal and Korr< You will not fii able than these ai self. We'll be de iJUlVllVlJ us are traveling through this world to the next. Just as fhere are bad roads j and good roads in the physical world, so there are bad roads and a good road in the moral and spiritual world. John the Baptist was that voice that cried, "Prepare ye the way of t'ne Lord, make his paths straight." Jesus Christ is the great Master-Builder who has mads ; the straight, safe, comfortable highway that leads to eternal life. Many -striking and comfortable lessons wil! 1 be presented in the sermon that will be especially helpful to those for whom i Don't Forc Our Li Christmas S KT/MI7 i nuw * Many have signi becoming members, ax extraordianary enrollm co-operate with us in Christmas for yourself / / No matter wh ???2* ;may be- you ** I you save very ( Hnlidav E Become a Member and Spirit the yc The Comme The Bank That Alwaj is But Nine ises Are in Orde i in auu vc A, luuua rhether He's Big idual boxes % d undressed Kid, lined or unli jfs in boxes, J and $ dozen.... hirts ilor f ;ive case. * ?mas boxes its. !ft Shape Shoes in all leathers nd anything more pl< rticles. So come in i lighted to show you. t ?! II IIBIIWII Willi iwmmmmwmwmmmwmmwmmwk* , 1 the road seems dark. 4 p.*m., the Catechetical school meets in the church. 7:30 p. m? the evening service of song and prayer. The. pastor will | preach on the subject, "The Three Great Things Needed for a Happy and. ! Useful Life." Come to all the services and worship God with us in His temDle. ~ Evidently Cupid never (heard of the eight hour working day. Economy Is the road to wealth, but it's a hard road to travel*. . jet \NDIS avings Club OPEN \ fied their intention of id we anticipate an ent We invite you to providing a Merry and others. . 1 at your circumstances \ will find the money convenient when the . / ' xpenses come on. enjoy the Christmas / . ^ tar 'round. ' [/ \ - ; rcial Bank s Treats Yoo Right r i f " : . t" ,# ' ; ' .*' "iDays Off , ir. So is our y Gifts for 1 1 or Little. j 25c to $1.50 I 25c to $1.00 J ned $1.00 to $1.,50 I 75c and $1.00 rsS $1.00 to $3.00. $1.00 to $2.50 ' I $5.00 and $600 fl W* sH easing and suit- I md see for your- j|| S. CO. I / ' :.j.