The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 05, 1913, Page 5, Image 5
LOCAL DOTS
Because the recent very bad
weather has kept many people
from attending it, * the sale at
T T 1IT..1J. n. ?- -i.?
"re u. x. YYyue ^uuipuny ? siure
has been extended until Saturday.
See ad. elsewhere in this
issue.
The many relatives and
friends of Mr. John S. McCain,
one of Jackson's war horses,
will be sorry to know that he
has a leakage of the heart and
^"*is in a precarious condition.
Sheriff Hunter says he didn't
get the 'possum sent by parcel
^ post, but reminds us that his
brother, Jimmie, the postmaster,
is also very fond of 'possum.
Miss Connie Porter, of this
place, and Miss Sadie Richards,
of Liberty Hill, were
among the attractive girls in
charge of the Winthrop College
exhibit at the Corn Exposition
last week.
It pays to advertise in The
News. Mr. S. B. Roberts, who
lost an overcoat last week, put
a little ad. in the "Lost" col
umn of our last issue and the
coat was delivered at The News
office Monday morning.
Besides those prizes mentioned
in our last issue, the Standard
Poultry Yard also wonthree
other prizes for White Plymouth
Rocks at the Poultry
Show in Columbia last week.
These were: Fourth prize,
cockerel; fourth and fifth
prizes, hen. Mr. and Mrs.
Woodward's chickens attracted
much attention at the show.
The many friends of Mr.
George W. Williams, who was
confined at home last week on
account of sickness, are glad to
see him out again.
Mr. W. H. P. McMurray and
his two sons, who were prizewinners
in both the state and
county Boys' Corn Club contests,
attended the exposition in
Columbia.
A box supper will be given at
the Jones' Cross Roads school
Friday evening, February 7th,
at 8 o'clock. Mr. George W.
Jones will auction the boxes and
all the young ladies in the community
are invited to come out
and bring a box.
Be sure and have something
^ ready for the rummage sale,
which will begin Friday morning
at 10 o'clock, at the Library
building on Main street. A
wagon will be out all day
Thursday (tomorrow) collectwhatever
you may have to give.
Any pieces of furniture, clothing,
hats, pictures or anything
in a salable condition, will be
most acceptable. The King's
Daugnters win use tne proceeas
to help a little sick girl, who is
now in their care.
PERSONALS
Messrs. J. D. Griffin and Ed
Nesbit attended the Corn Exposition
this week.
Mrs. J. W. Ailing, of New
Haven, Conn., and Mrs. Eunice
Obear, of Winnsboro, are the
guests of Mrs. R. Evans Wylie.
Mrs. Dan Jones and Miss Iva
Brown, of Heath Springs, were
in town Friday.
Mrs. R. R. Riddle and Mrs,
Jud Carnes were Corn Show
. ^ y visitors last Saturday.
Mr. J. H. Hamel. editor of The
Kershaw Era, was in town
Monday.
Messrs. T. K. Cunningham,
M. E. Jordan and Hazel Cunningham
were Corn Show visitors
last week.
Messrs. J. O. and J. E. Porter
jV have returned from the Corn
pt Show.
Mr. E. B. Lingle visited Rock
Hill yesterday.
Messrs. R. A. Blackmon, J. Y,
Hammond snd R. S. Kirk were
Com Show visitors this week
Mrs. Ira B. Jones and Mrs
John Crawford are in Charlotte,
the guests of Mrs. J. C
Montgomery.
Mr. L. C. Boyer spent Mon^
day at the Com Show in Colum^
bia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Williams
- ' 9f'
TH
and little MissGrovendolyn Wil- Di
liams are spending awhile in 01
Camden. Z77:
Mrs. John D. Hardin, of Qr
Goldsboro. N. C., and little Miss city
Virginia Hardin, of Norfolk, Publ
Va., returned Saturday to their
respective homes, after a visit sta:
to Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Hardin. wi
Mr. C. D. Jones is in New Mert
York. fre8t
Mr. J. J. McLure spent the NOT
week-end at his home in Chester.
and
Miss Clara B. Strait is spend- turei
ing the week in Walterboro.
Mr. J. W. Blackwell, of Dar- ^
lington, is the guest of his e. v
daughter, Mrs. Waddy R. c.. i
Thomson.
Miss Minnie L. Jones is at WA*
home again, after nursing a patient
in Dixie. iHrao
Mr. E. B. Funderburk and W. Me*i
J. Funderburk visited the Corn
Exposition. FRE
Mr. Jack White spent several wl7i?
days with his family in Rock ofa
Hill last week. iy 01
Miss Lottie Kluttz, who has ^,th
been the attractive guest of 1 a"
Miss Beth Brown, returned Sat- EGC
urday to her home in Chester. siiv<
Mrs. M. J. McFadden, of Clin- era
ton, and Miss Mary Houze, of
Fort Lawn, spent yesterday in orp]
Lancaster. fron
Mayor W. S. Moore, of Heatli try
Springs, was in Lancaster on
business yesterday. p]
Miss Florence Robinson left pho
voaforHnv fnr tKn fnir
J VMVVA JL V^X VilV 11V/1 tllCl 11 xyv"'
markets to select the spring
stock of goods for the Jones h
.Mercantile Company. first
f Miss Evelyn Lowell has re- part
turned from the Fennell In- F- 1
firmary in Rock Hill. ALI
Sheriff J. P. Hunter came ti
home Friday after a trip to quei
Charlotte, Paw Creek, Gastonia
and other points. retu
Miss Adele Pinckey, who is
most pleasantly remembered as
a former resident, will come up WA
from Columbia tonight to spend p??l
several days with Miss Mary See
Marshall.?Rock Hill Herald. Cau
Mrs. W. J. Roddey, of Rock bri
Hill, is spending today with TIt,ei
Mrs. R. E. Wylie. IItni
Misses Estelle Milling and
Pearl Coffee returned yester- Sa
day from the Corn Show in Co- Him
lumbia.
Mrs. G. B. Barron spent Mon- not
day with friends in Rock Hill. th
Mr. W. W. Boykio spent Fri- ^J.0<
day and Saturday in Columbia. an?
Monev to ?oan. ?2,
I im prepared, an heretofore, to nego- uarj
tiate loans of $300.00<?and upwards on
first mortgage on Mraproved cotton p..,
farms In Ianoutea County on long ?
time, repayable tn linual installments
at 1% interest oiKsAis of |7<KXMH> and
over. No ooinin^Ktns oharged. Only FOl
a reason al 11 e fee for furnishing abstract Ci
ol title. R. E. WYLIE, ton
6 mos. Atty-at-Law. Nev
Nancy Hall
SWEET POTA1
I
Grown from seed that have?unda
selection and seed breeding for Jll yd
30 per cent short and seed ie scireef
and other plants. Catalogue frfe./
WAKEFIELD FARM
So great was Saturday's cruj
nances deceptive tactics in c<
take advantage of these twic
MUSIJN UNDERWEAR OF
QUALITY.
There has been so much cheap,
misfitting undermuslins on the S
market that ladies have become
skeptical. We wish to call atten1
tlon to our superior line of "Chic" *
Undermuslins. Chic garments are
cut and made right and consequently
fits right and are no higher in
price than cheap makes.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ,,
Rest 50c Gowns. Sale price. . . .42c
Rest 60c Gowns. Sale price. . . ,48c
' Rest $1.00 Gowns. Sale price.. 70c
Rest $1.25 Gowns. Sale price. .08c ^
LADIES' CORSET COVERS.
t 25c Corset Covers at 10c j t
35c Corset Covers at 25c j
60c nd 60c Corset Covers at. .44c '
LADIES DRAWERS
. Ladles' 35c, well made and trim- i
med Drawers. Special price..28c j
PRINCESS SUPS ! *
. $1.00 Princess Slips 70c ,
$1.25 Princess Slips 08c
1 $1.76 Princess Slips $1.30
?
Wednesday, February 5, 11: SO to
12 o'clock?Men's best $1.00
Shirts, Lion brand and E. & W., ~
, limit of three to customer, each r
60c
i mirsdiiy, >< iM'i uary ?, to 1Z a
o'clock?60 Large Japanese llugs c
36c values, limit of two to customer,
each 15c f
Friday, February 7, 11:84) to 112 \
o'clock?Put on sale 16 pieces r
:R. B. ROBINSON,
>1
E LANCASTER .NEWS, FEBI
isiness Notices LOn8.Ir.0!
; JT dog, whit
CBLS POST MAPS! m?4e to $5 00 Ffev
der for this city or t safer other Roptfe 2, '
in this state 76c. Pfcfcels Post ~T~
lshing Co., St. Lout* Mo. FOR SA
/ 34-37 boiler s
JL ? mill, pne
RT hauling I K>ur fertilizer shingle m
lile the roada are good. / Jones log cart, \
tantlle Comnhy is recelvlsg wagon, al|
i fertilizer evfry day* Wearner,
- ? S. C.
ICE?I have sold my/-'entire Iwxxl)m ??
ck of drugs, tobacco, paints 1)0N T TH
all other stock of goods and fix- 'b*fc blv
i to the Peoples DaQg-And Oro the t ottdu
Co. All firms JBt.. individuals N* c,? a,?t,
lng claims agAtjait me will P**'
je present *1sfljr for payment. y?UT* vfJP
V. Hammond.^neath Springs, S. i omPaiwIan.
21, mr I for BKt
JT Muneo
>ITED?Orders for flnjr frost-proof Baker's.
>bage plants at fl.jvper 1,000, all
>tles. Cheaper in Mrger lots. Sattlon
guaranteed^' P. S. Cannon, ONE OR
Kelt's, 8. C. W i#60-w rent, b
if- east of
,E TREATMENT f^Tsufferlng broken ui
men. Send this ad. Jb me and I
mall you free a ten days' treatment
Home Remedy why will absoluteire
all female con^paints. Address STATE
stamp, Mrs. M.Jr. Hilton, Ker- q
r' 8' C> 4~w By J. E. i
IS FOR - HATCHING?From D Wherei
3r Camplnes.the greatest lay- v\ ? ? ?
and smallest jAters of all Admlnisti
ds. They are/no fake. A of
settings at %E. 00 Also White .,:aeH.e.
Ington Ags.f^ a limited time,
l bset blood/lines In the coun- ,w ?
at $ 1.501 getting. T. L Hilton. *ld
t SALE-*^^ length of oak or ( ourt
Ine fire wttfcd. Prompt delivery. ^a"cast?'
ne ordeiyto Jouaf-Elliott Mule ,
ipany. 7 / 1 lo clo^k
* J jg cause, if
t RENT?On#iares, good two- ^ ,J(!ln
orse farm, vmil improved and K V,.
-class stock^o work it, to right . f1},
:ieB. Appllf to W. H. Shute, R. day ol *'
3. No. 8 T
j PERSONS who have not made
lelr 1913 tax v returns are re- There
sted to make \hopi at once. A for colds
ilty of 60 perVdfnt will be lm- Remedy,
d on ail who fjfll to make their relieves 1
rns before Febniary 20th. tions, alt
85-3 6 stores th
-? dition. 1
NTED?Cow hides, rn^hk hides,
i hides, fox hides, mtfpkrat hidWill
pay higheat^yeash price.
me before s^Bhg. Capers
then. "J
OAK FAST BACOy Boiled Bonebs
IIam, specialty! at Stogner A
Bon. y 30-tf |
S8H FISH and Odlters Friday and
.lurday of each vnk at Stogner A .
son. f 80-tf """
T
riCK?All persons now indebted to
? ****** *'* iUUiMBUUB BIt> B9KOU f?.
)me and make pron^K settlement. I j
are going to otyanfi^pour business E
do not wish tQ l^rforoed to place I p
papers in the |jai?i of an attorney. I '
we must havuMettlement*. Mo- I
ins A Co., TraOTsville, S. C., Jan- I f
7 2, 191.1.' 28-tf
t KHJjW1?Central Hotel. Apply to
annott-Ferguson Co. ltt-tf I
t STYLISUrWadding Invitations, I
irbon Paprf or Oliver and Kerning- I p
Typewriter Ribbons, call at The
in ofllee.jp l -1J ^ ?|
aJA Better! e
p PLANTS I
fx one a rigid process of seed I L
ars. Crop of 1912 was fully I
hence order early. Cabbage I
S, CluirloHe, '. !
OF PEO
ih we could not possibly serve
inducting special sales. They
e-a-year offerings
^uiion awis?, iuc eniDroiaery
edging, 20 yards limit to custom- |
er, at yard 4c
>aturday, February 8, 4:80 to 5 p.
m.?Job lot 50c and 75c Skirts,
limit of 3 to customer, each. .39c
londay, February 10, 11:80 to 12
o'clock?Big lot new 5c and 10c
Val and Bound Thread Lace,
limit of 12 yards edges and 12
yards Jpscrtion, per dozen yards
8?c i
'ue.Hday.f February 11, 11:30 to 12 j
o'clocw?Best 10c light and dark Ifi
Percales, 10 yards limit to cus- juA
tomcjj, l'i yards for > OOc oar
Veduoiday, February 12. 11:30 to imjj?
12 b"clock?27-Inq|l Swiss Em- TO
iroidyy KlouncingSj^talue 25c, limit
of p yards, at .M. 15c yard
rhiu-Ciiay, February 13, 1130 to 12
o'clock?Lot ^Ridies' $1.00 White
\\Aists. -ligjrfiy soiled, limit of X
two, each M 48c nk
riiay, VritjMnry 14 Remnant Day I
. ?-All daylong wo will close out /
Moinnsapn of Cotton and Wool [[
OoodnM half price and less.
iafiurdafT February 15?All day we
Eill^ell Men's $1.50 and $1.25
Eidm at OOc
UM ATTRACTIONS EVERY DAY
All this week and next week new
ittractions will be added as they
:ome in by freight a.id express.
We have Just had a telegram
rom our Coat Suit house, thev say
ve may expect our Coat Suits Wedlosday^
M?r' \ E. E.
>
Jl_
tUABY 5, 1913v
i Christmas mining run- rgwaTjari
'ox,la black T tan hound ffJEiPllSU
e breast, jmamed Tickler.
- ardl Nmy W. A. Plyler, W m /\
Taxatt^; s-?^' 36 -4ts III
LE?Xne^j^20-borsepower 'mgt *
md engl^F, one pony saw60-sajar'gln
and press, one |H| tl
ih, a? road machine, one gift lDvil
ln?^0og wagon, one lumber i^5
IJF good repair. J. W. H. JM
Ubut 2, Heatb Springs, fit
5
[ROW y4y your auto tires ^ ES That
e blot^nits. Send tbem J*f patron a
Staiffs Wagon Co., Mgproe.
hjpe them vulcanlztpr We gj* and ate<
mf one way. Wj^remain, .
rtruly. Cotton .SUKes Wagon Wl mnoh 1
23-49 fjf tjje jj?j|
>IT or worta^on halves, my |H| been at
farm Judt^south of Georfb
See me. T. M. Belk.V^t goes wi
r~- S Hmv
TWO-HORSE jlKn for ? ll%
y McDow plaae^^wo miles fjjQ
Lancaster, \vaM has been than kit
>. See L. M. Wyburn. It IH
____________________ fjf ronage
CITATION. ) fldenoe
OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ' LW age w
ounty of Lancaster. fjQ
3tewman, Judge of Probate. l>le,lx''
is J. E. Porter has made deavon
le to grant hini lettfVs of
ration of the Estate and >'ou b,v
John W. A. Porto*. Wi v
re therefore, to ^fte and
all and singular the kind- Aft ed me
Creditors of Ch<4 -Paid John
irter, deceased, that they NESS
appear befofo.-me, in the fj?
Probate, ,to be held at 'or tbe
r on FebruApf 19th, 1913,
er publicanon thereof, at QjjQ si
in the f^enoon, to show
any th^ have, why the
linistratLon should not be 1 flA
T I S =
under my hand, this 5th i
ibruary, Anno Domini 1913. Aft
J. E. STEWTMAN, W
Probate Judge. | Q?
is no bettennnedlcine made 1
than Clmafberlaln's Cough Lj
It act?^n nature's plan,
the lung ft opens the secre- "Tt
Is expectoration, and ree
system to a healthy con?"or
sale by all dealers. w
\nnou
fhe semi-annual display
^er suitings by the G
if Cincinnati, will be
FEBRIJA
vlake this one of/yojjr
nd make your selfc^fion
)rders taken forimmec
n C \A7lll Kp cKrvii/n , r\ ful
UU "111 LfV JllWTf II 111 1 Ul
.ANCASTER, S. C. J|
PLE TU1
: them all. The people have
know for a certainty that w<
r
CLOUD
> OUR CU!
i Are Many states
of Yon, cloa
we appreciate your
ge, your loyalty
id fastness, fully as
is you appreoiatc R
!> w? have at times _
Loans <
>le to furnish you,
-.-i? Bonds
rEVEH, we want to Fumit
is pnblio method of Bankil
?g you for past patand,
with full oonthat
this patron- ^Ue ^
i 1 1 oontinue, we cash
you our best en- I
i in the future as /
e had in the past. /
king jon an inoiean- V
issure of HAPPI- I
and PROSPERITYf| I ,
year 1913; we are J
inoerely yours, I Capita
J Surplt
I vide
l Dividf
BANK 0113*
ijepc
ANCASTER
ie Old lJeliable."
mnniYi
ncei
r of high class S
LOBE TAII
given at our e;
,RY 7 Ar
' positive enga
and be measur
liate or future <
1 length drape!
T. W>
={NED
learned that the C
2 have what we ad
rpPBPr s
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of Condition at the ( !
te of Business, Decern- ?<
ber 31, 1912.
m
m
ESOURCES ?
and discounts $504,689.65 <g|
12,500.00
ure&fixtures 1,000.00 ^
ig house and JM{
5,800.00 g
f banks, and gg
on hand ... 183,812.52 gl
$707,802.17 S
? ? g
[ABILITIES g
il stock $ 50,000.00 8
is and undi- [tt
s,
>d profitee r. . 111,500.00 g'
payable ^
<1.. 2,500.00 jNj
'SlTS 543,802.17 S
' !
$707,802.17
nent
pring and SumjORING
CO.
stablishment on |
ID 8 I
gements. Call I
ed by an expert. I
delivery?wool- I
'lie Co. I
AWAY
loud store never countevertise
and are quick to
SHEETS ANT) PILLOW CASKS
These prices are much under
resent vaiues and we advise libral
purchases.
'ii 1 size Pleach Sheets, with seam,
at 88c
2x90 Heavy Bleached Seamless
Sheets at 48c
1x90 Best 75c Salem Sheets at ?8c
1x90 Best $1.00 Utica Sheets at 89c
1x90 Best $1.25 Ltica Hemstitched
Sheets 98c
2>36 Good Bleached Pillow Cases,
Each lOc
5x36 Best Bleached Pillow Cases,
value 20c, each 15c
5x36 Utica Hemstitched Pillow
Cases, each 29c
Lot Torchon Laces, value 5c yard.
6 yards on a bolt, 6 yards for Oc
ral and Hound Thread I.aces, value
6c. Special yard 2c
Watch Windows for dally 30
ilnutes sa'es and don't neglect such
lave a complete stock of goods
>rlced in our advertisement of Janiary
29th and will send a duplicate
1st to each of our town customers
,nd will ask that our friends from
he country will call for one and
ook over the merchandise offered,
vhether you have any Intention of
mying or not.
We cordially invite you to visit
his often and buy all you noed
vhile prices are so low.
We deliver mail order free by
tarcel post whet, remittance accom>anief
order.
NCASTER. S. C.
J