The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 18, 1913, Page 5, Image 5
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LOCAL DOTS ?
Presidents
... . . . who mad
?There will be special ser- piete list,
vices, including exercises and fountain t
missionary rally, at Tabernacle a picture
' church Sunday at 10 a. m. went to R
?Attention is called to the Delicious
"County Fair," which will be served dui
given next week under the auspices
of the King's Daughters. The Fri
?Remmber the A. R. P. win- ^eld
dow sale at the J. T. Wylie store , ^
beginning today. You will find w
fancy articles, cake and candy Witnerspo
in abundance. el?ht men
, ?Mr. Sam Cloyd of Atlanta ?!!"
t is here on a visit to his brother, h nnuv,
* Mr. W. F. Cloyd, who has been '
" in very bady health for some ?tVreadim
time, but is at present a little Venjc'e ?? *
better. ^jg Sprj
| ?Rev. T. C. O'Dell, presiding gram, a
elder, presided over the quarter- was enjo
ly conference held in the Meth- served ice
odist church Sunday. He was and cake,
prevented from attending the mints. A
conference at Zion church by this meeti
reason of the high water. Landrum
?The gymnastic exhibition sister of I
next Friday night, given by the T~
team of Davidson College, will . T"'?
be well worth seeing. Those Cards r
who will participate are all well llour}cing
trained athletes. At Mackey's ^
opera house Friday night. 01
Prices 25, 35 and 50 cents. section of
Messouna
daughter <
_ the Dwig
PERSONALS 26, at th<
parents, a
Dr. F. E. Jordan.of Winns- ^HE ATIboro
has been spending several Event Foi
days in Lancaster. Benefit
Miss Florence Brown has re- Moveiru
turned from a visit to her sis- -p.
ter, Mrs. S. W. Heath at Stone- anv t
i. boro. should be
Policeman S. J| Vincent of of recreat
Heath Springs was in town to- are out o
day between trains. Problem 1
Mr. R. Baxter Robinson, man- by the B<
ager of the E. E. Cloud store, This is a
spent Friday in Rock Hill. which de>
Mr. John Poag spent the spirit anc
week-end in Rock Hill with rela- Boys are
tives. out door
Mrs. John A. Steele of Rock
Hill is on a visit to her brother, Dr. Ca]
Mr. W. T. Williams.
Miss Jeanette Poag, who is a '
student at Red Springs, is
spending a few days at home.
Miss Ethel Vaughn of Van W
Wyck spent the week-end as the | i"
guest of Miss Bessie Cunningham.
Mr. John T. Stevens of Keri
shaw was in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. A. Porter
of the Dwight section of the few d^sT./t:
county returned from Charlotte two?doubles
k Monday from a visit to their North Caroiii
^ son, Manly J. Porter. . You'll fin
Mrs. A. S. Watkins of Cam- lenttoP"tuP
den carhe up Monday to the bed- ?T?
side of her mother, Mrs. L. M. *
Clyburn, who is very ill and not
J i;..? J SAVFS
ICAJJCL LCU LU live. Set
Master Edward and Katherine
"Sistare spent the week-end Plants Cotton,
with their grand-mother at DCorm' Peas*
n. . , 0 Beans, Pranuta
, Riverside. and olher
Rev. J. H. Boldridge, D. D., Seed
attended the meeting of the
State Teachers' Association in
Columbia last week.
Miss Jerusha Mitchell has
been visiting friends in Rock ^
Hill. | feeds the plai
Mrs. C. P. Carter is visiting start, get two
her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Ander- , 'A10 1
,, , T depth. 1 lie
son, in 1'ort Lawn. straight lineMr.
J. L. Houston of Char- cheaper, cost
lotte spent Monday in town on The f
business. away?none
Mr. W. P. Robinson spent ofdTt^e way
Friday in Rock Hill. i any kind of 1.
Miss Joyce Clark is visiting
friends in Charlotte. TTk** i
Miss Juanita Wylie is in Cam- \ ? ?
den, the guest of Miss Ilallie j
Carrison. Opens a
Mr. C. W. Frew of Rock Hill and Sox
was in town yesterday. Guano a
Mrs. Roddey Reid returned Sat- Trip
V urday afternoon from Lancaster,
where she went to nurse her M
aunt, Mrs. Fannie Jones.?Rock :
Hill Herald. Very Us
Col. Leroy Spring spent Sun- Slde-Dressl
day in Charlotte. Crops
same time.
_ planting day.
A f right up alon
octal wA etas JfS&r
f | reliable Cole
I ?? _J distributor rij
The Lancaster Cotillion Club
has issued invitations to a!
cotillion to be given Monday ikl,'les '
evening, March 31, in Mackey's f8lvInJcJiLT
mil. The affair promises to be *
a delightful one, with visitors
from many sections of the The Col
state in attendance. Every m
i * with crooked
The West End Neighborhood Wt ready fJr
Club held its last meeting at the
home of Mrs. John S. Kiddle.
After a very interesting literary
program, there was a pres
THE LA
ntest, in which each ing across the c
s asked to write in ing the streams
ler the names of the rocks and birds.
. Mrs. R. R. Riddle, how to live comfo
e out the most com- cook simple, wl
was rewarded with a and select heal
>en. The consolation, pitching tents,
of Woodrow Wilson, to perfect such s
liss Lessie Johnson, for the boys of I
refreshments were To call attentic
ing the afternoon. as well as to giv
delightful enter
day Afternoon Book Davidson Colleg
its regular meeting team will be here
y, despite the very in- 21, 8 p. m., and
eather. Mrs. J. Hazel tion of their acre
on was hostess and proceeds of this
ibers braved the wind will iro to the Rr
0 be her guests for a 1 ~
After the roll had | aw1!
rered with interesting 1 111^It AIjI
/ents, the club began ARK II
f of "The Merchant of
vhich they will study
ng. After the pro- In all thQ world
pleasant social ho-.-r orlJ there have a
yed and the hostess . _
' . i tors. We have ha
s cream, strawberries , . . .
followed by coffee and placfd ?u h? 8hel,v
special guest of at ?
ng was Miss Hortense mltale eaough ,t,?
of Batesburg, the ?owan , Preparatk
drs. H. R. Murchison. 11 is 1wlth,out a
remedy for Cough
ge Announcement. Pneumonia and al
lave been issued an- inhumation is the
the marriage of Mr. easo- Being exterr
Franklin Usher, son cannot leave a dru
L. Usher, of the Dixie Put up 1,1 three 8lz<
the county, to Miss reach of all classe
Arminta Parker, therefore there is
of Mr. P. A. Parker, of without a bottle in
ht section, on March sands of testimonii
s home of the bride's people talking aboi
t 3:30 o'clock. thls wonderful pre]
that a trial bottle
ILETIC EXHIBITION money is refundec
pre-eminently the
r Friday Night For 8tatui by for all c;
of the Boy Scout tion. If you do n<
mt of Lancaster. sterling qualities a
>st valuable asset of We know your m
is her boys and they you do not. it i
aided in their hours home these days 1
ion and the days they j10t a standard rt
f school. T he Boy counts for our grc
las been largely solved a mother tells her
ly Scout organization. It and to not to b
national organization reCites how she i
,'elops an out of doors ufe ber own life
1 true love of nature. Gowan's stands t
taught how to enjoy frlends are being
sports, such as walk- druggists now
ful remedy?ins
mpbell is Coming. Gowan-a.
>or-Saving Cc
Distribute)]
rmer in this section should own one of these Cole Plante
lie field. The planter plants I letter and cheaner thin an
the good from guano. Cole Planters and Distributors ;
tafarni.
id them so downright useful and reliable that you'll worn
i with out-of-date machines, when you could own a Cole!
he Cole Planter
>or of 1 Ma? and Mule
, IAt one trip the Cole
UB I Planter smooths the
bed, opens a furrow,
mixes guano with the soil,
^^^t^&^seed and covers them in the
a f ,, most a urate tnarn
_nt'r" '*'IC uano '""'"K
' directly underthe^eed,
its as soon as the seed sprout. You get a quick
, rli i ?iri?c -1 ? o Kiit /roil
-
Manter plants the seed in a straight line at the same
depth is easily regulated. Cotton con.es up in a
?without hunches. It can be chopped to a stand
of cultivation is less.
ill in plain si?;ht. The wind can't blow them
are wasted at the end of th>- rows. Doesn't skip
seed?as far ahead ot the old style planters ? is the
is ahead of hand planting. Works perfectly on
ind, where other planters are unsatisfactory.
Cole roof Distributor
t Furrow
ICful for With one, you
ing
/'a ' ^can niri ?'^ row~'
*r sow guano at the
It'll save the work of one man and mule every
Especially ";ood for side-dressing?can be run
gside plant.
ade thruout, large hopper, strong plow wheel with
Convenient lever, cuts off flow of guano. Has the
force feed, noiseless as a bicycle. Swivel rod holds
gid while you till the hopper.
Styles of Planters and Di
hese machines we have the Universal Single Foot (eithi
aited to different uses. Discard your old out-of-date tn
Come and see them now.
Guaranteed By Us and
u is uwiii/ir ^ii<ii.niurt". i nc nuKcr guarantees it. \\
achine must prove a practical daily working success in
rows or straight.
! made a9 good as money and brains can make them?si
planting time.
.Jones Mercan
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NCASTER NEWS, MARCH It
ountry, study- ment of Lancaster
i, hills, plants, one should be there
It teaches him terested in the bo
rtably in tents, town.
lolesome food
thful sites for Rev. R. G. Peai
It is proposed professor of English
in organization partoral theology at
Lancaster. bia Theological Serr
>n to this need, Sunday morning aft<
e our people a a month.
tainment, the
:e gymnasium IF CHILD IS CROS
Friday, March FEVERISH
give an exnioi
batic skill. The Look, Mother! If
entertainment coated give "Calif
>y Scout Move- of Figs."
?? Children love this
AUVc ative," and nothing
A _ ses the tender stor
^11 I A I ORS a,u^ bowels so nicely
A child simply w
playing to empty t
and over all the ar?d the result is, t
nd will be imita- tightly clogged with
a imitation stuff ?ets sluggish, stoi
B8 along with our then your little or
mtation did not cross, half-sick, fev
create a sale. eat? sleep or act
n stands alone, breath is bad, sysl
Jr as an external cold, has sore throt
3, Colds, Croup, ache or diarrho
i ailments where Mother! See if ton
seat of the dis- e(b then give a tef
?ai it is safe and "California Syrup o:
K habit. Being *n a few hours all tt
3s it is within the ec* waste, sour bile
s of people and ?ested food passes
no excuse to be system, and you h
the home. Thou- P'ayful child again,
lis; thousands of (i Millions 'of mo
at the virtures of "California Syrup c
paration; the fact Cause it is perfectl
convinces or your children lpve it, ai
l makes Gowan's fails to act'on the st
great household an{t bowels,
ases of lnflamma- ^sk your druggi:
at know about its cent bottle of "Calil
ak your neighbor. ?.^ ^ igs," which ha
. .. firms fnr r>V?
MKUDOr KI10W8 II , " '' ~
a hard to And a *??a,ml f?>' 8 "
.here Gowan'a is printed on the bott
trncdy. That ac- ?[ counterfeits sole
iat success. When the genuine, made
neighbor to buy F US Syrup Com
e witohut It. and ,fuse other kln
saved her baby's 1 mPt.
i?then you know. Special Not
tupreme and new Members of Zion ch'
made every day. at the church Thurs
sell this wonder- 8tant" for the PurP?se
sell this wonder wlre feQce around t
list on getting members requeste
ent.
?le Planters
? THAT EVERY
I 5* FARMER NEEDS
rs and Distributors. They positively pay for thi
y other planter ever limit. The distributor makes
t.re the "Tanner's Trtend." They were "born :
tier how you ever got along without them?why yt
I
The Cole Spre?
and Cultivator
Side Dresser
Sows Guano and ' gj' E -cl
Throws a Good ?guano to
List at one TriJ : ^
growth instead ot all at one time hot little is wa
pi.int receives all the lieiiefit ot the plant food.
With cultivator attached (as shown in the ci
guano and ettci lively cultivate at the same timeotone
man and ore mule.
Two strong universal plow feet are fumishi
movii g cultivator and attaching plow Gil, >< u
chine for owing gnano ai <1 throwing two good
The hopper li<>ids sack, and spreads uuitori
from 100 ll.s. to giitin li s. to the acre.
I'ays for itsclt i'. lalmr saved?doubles the goo
The Cole Distr
Sows Guano in Open ^
Furrow. Throws
2 Good Furrows >r ' c.
Upon ^
r ;
Positive force feed sows from 100 to 1,500 lb?
acre. Instantly regulated.
The plow feet throw two good furrows upon g
time. Plow feet are strongly attached to side l?
plowing can be done.
Vou can leave it without danger of its falli
hitch post adjusts the weight on the plows.
istributors to Meet Evei
rr force feed or Knocker). Unive rsal Double Foe
uihlc making planter or distributor, hitch up to on
By The Cole Mfg. Co.
e euarantee it_
your field, no matter if tiie soil i> roujjh or smooth,
r>ld at a fa if price to everylxxly. Conic ar.d see
idle Company
3,
19.13.
and every faVftViVi'
who is inys
of our ?J "
W SI
rson, D. D., W
i, Bible and 'w1 Tl
the Colum- lo
linary, died ci
sr an illness M 1{
8 L<
M o
S, W n.
AND SICK g F
tongue is ? < D
ornia Svrun [Mil
tart c
"fruit lax- si
else clean- W1
nach, liver W1 c
ill not stop |W,
;he bowels, {c
hey become gg s,
waste, liver ^gj^ u
nach sours, 'w*
le becomes Bi D
erish, don't
naturally, gg ii
:em full of gg
it, Stomach- ^gjg1
ea. Listen
gue is coat- c
ispoonful of |
f Figs," and
le constipat- M
; and undi- 'iggj1
i out of the W li
ave a well, >3 b
ti
thers give ?
)f Figs" be- A 0 b
y harmless; ?
id it never
omach, liver
w
st for a 50- c
?ornia Syrup M
s full direc- ?9
ildren of all ^
nups plainly _
tie. Beware 3^,
1 here. Get
by "Califor- 5?= ? ?
ipany." Re- Notice
id with con- There will be an <
home of Mrs. W. R.
urday, March 22, I
ice. o'clock p. m. Prize
urch will meet of K?lden egg. Refr
day, 20th In- by lhe ladles for
of erecting the cburch at Elgin. ]
he cemetery, dially invited.
d to be pres- ?
Special N
There Will be an
candy, cake and f;
tbe window of the J
beginning Tuesday, ]
m by the ladies of the .
CtllUL
Business
EGO HUNT at Ta
Saturday, March i
emselves after a y p. m. Admission
one trip do for for church purposes,
ind raised" on a I
>u were ever con- STRAY li?D?Front
Heath Springs,
J March 14, youui
I co'ore(* ^?B- '
FOR RENT?April
cottage on the Cla
~ ter, lights and sta
With this ma. Cunningham, Jones
tine you can feed ?
i growing crops? NOTICE?Just recel
good out of it?| load of lime.: j
uano at the right Davis.
me to make fruit, j
ieht where a net
York of roots need FROSTPROOF CAB
t. Order your plants
By feeding the an(1 8aV0 the midd
'u.ino during the Order now and get
ishcd away. The 1 Plants. 90c f6r 1,
j 5,000, . 6.50/for 1(
it) you can sow 1 tion guaranteed,
?save the work j Meggett, S. C.
;d
free. By re- ? r,
have I lie In st ma- j , ? ^ 1
furrows upon it. 1 TT y*n ? miles east
uly any quantity Unity graded school,
d from guano.
EGGS
ives Labor
v
m of spout used
tins machine
eads the guano, n
lead of putting | * O
ti a small stream. > ?
e fertilizer feeds .
re plaiit rfKits? '
s more good from
ano.
. of guano to the j
These are fror
uano at the same *
ams, so that good Of OUT e|?((3 ar
, , and smoothnc
ng. (.r ulu.itr,!
show you that
_ _ 1 you buy our si
ry Need
>t Knocker, and
e of these tabor
, level or hilly, g ; , ;
these machines.
Phone 179 2.
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Hank No. 213. 'W4
rATEMENT OF THE CONDITION S
OF { >
HE BANK OF LANCASTER g
cated at Lancaster. S. C., at the
ose of business, February 4th,
>13. W
RESOURCES. g<
sans and Discounts. .. $476,302.37 flP,
verdrafts 31,586.86 fjQ
onda and Stocks owned
by the Bank 12,500.00
urnlture and Fixtures 1,000.00 AA
anking House 6,800.00
ue from Banks and
Bankers 90.726.71 AQ
urrency 15.867.00
old 3,380.00 iW,
liver and Other Minor AA
Coin 2,589.46 ^
hecks and Cash Items. . 13,545.65 k.^T<
Total $652,298.04 W
LIABILITIES. H
apltal Stock Paid ln..$ 50,000.00
jrplun Fund 100,000.00 99
ndivided Profits, less
Current Expenses and
Taxes Paid 16,918 41 [99,
ue to Banl.s and Bankera
5,563.21 Q
ldlvldual Deposits Sub- 09
to Check 286,329.25 W
avlngs Deposits 33,692.89
ime Certificates of De- 99
posit 159,178.18 W
ashler's Checks 616.10
Total $652,298.04 W
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, >W<
County of Lancaster, ss: ,,^9,
Before me came Geo. W. Wll- 99
ams, Cashier of the above named W
ank, who, being duly sworn, says
? - -uv ?uv.o ?uu ivsi G51/1UK OUIIB- LW.
lent is a true condition of said M
ank, as shown by the books of said >^*
ank. 99
GEO. W. WILLIAMS. W
Sworn to and subscribed before
le this 10th day of February, 1913. .99,
jno. h. poag, mm
Notary Public.
lorrect?Attest:
WADDY C. THOMSON. 99
W. J. CUNNINGHAM, W
R. L. CRAWFORD, , m
Directors. 99
^9 ^9 ^^^4
>. age, on Potter road; three good
egg hunt at the dwellings, well' improved, will cut
Porter on Sat- 25,000 feet saw timber. If sold
beginning at 7 quick will quit to suit purchaser at
given to finder $25. Waxfcaw Real Estate Comeshments
served pany. i* <f 47-48
the benefit of f
Everybody cor- SEE ME to bpy or rent all or any
3-1811t-p part of tbdf J. A. P. Slstare plan
tation new Riverside. T. M.
otice. Hughes.
ancv^arthdes in CARLOAD extra nice mules and
T Wvll^JL _ horses for Gregory Hood Live
March 18,~ given ^toc\ C1? paot arrlved Wednesday.
A. R. P. church. March 12th'
47.48
DO YOU EAT to live or live to eat?
If so go to City Cafe for a square
Mnt-i/ir.ci meal. Next door to Postofflce. O.
iv UliL'CO O. Ferguson, Prop. 46-47
bernacle church FOr SALE?A limited number of
/n at 1 bushels of Webber Long Staple
10c. I roceeds cotton Seed at $1.00 per bushel in
lots of 10 bushels and over at my
plantation west of Lancaster. This
R. f. Sims, offer open not later than April 1.
Rt-M, Friday! Sold cotton from this seed a short
5 .remale liver time since for 18 l-2c per pound.
jR>eral Reward. 4 2-tf W. C/ HOUGH.
3-i8-it. :
WANTED?Clean rags. News
1st, five-room office. tf
rk lot, with wa
ble. Apply to DON'T THROW away your auto
6 Wylie. It tires that have blownout. Send
them to the Cotton States Wagon
ved a fresh car- Co" Monroe' N- c- and have them
\nnlv tn T u vulcanized. We pay express one way.
We remain, yours very truly. Cotton
" States Wagon Company. 23-49
PLANTS- THE BES1 CHICKEN for the farm
direct from me j js ^jje silver Campine. Thej also
Jeman s Pf?"t. ,]0 splendid when confined. I have
V>/?,? > e the best strain In America. Eggs
^ a a a * J . Jor a setting of 15. T. L. Hilton.
),000. Satlsfac- 2-19-tf
F. S. Cannon,
16-50-w kj:NT?Central Hotel. Apply
??? to Bennett-Ferguson Co. 16-tf
acres Blackmon
one mile front- 1 Dr. Campbell is Coming.
: m HATCHING
v a A r * . ?
>. V). n. Leghorns
I and $1.50 per - - 15
>5 per 50; - - S5 per 100
n good laying hens of the best blood and all
e assorted as to color, shape evenness of size
?ss of texture. Give us a visit and we will
you are getting your money's worth when
tock.
Agents for Mandy Lee Incubator
lingham Farm
R. D. 4. LANCASTER, S. C.
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