The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 11, 1913, Page 5, Image 5
LOCAL DOTS
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?Weather forecast for South ?
Carolina: Local rains Friday; Sat- ]
urday probably fair; brisk south prj
winds. ^ pIa
?Messrs. S. C. Williams and Cli
Quay D. Hood have returned from R.
a ashing trip of several days on the era
river. They report a larger catch clo
than they could bring home. gu<
Mrs. W. M. Duncan and children ^jr
of Hishopville are visiting Mrs.
Duncan's father, Mr. G. W. Plyler, *\r'
in Ahc county. Nil
miss Dessie Stewart of Clinton, at
Mr. B. C. Stewart of Winston and iut]
Mr. It. S. Stewart of this place spent ,pj
the past week-end at their old home
in the Tabernacle section. j '"s
Revr^f 1. It. Murchison returned , be*
today from the spring meeting of no|
Bethel Presbytery in Rock Hill. I _
Mrs. W. W. Boykin and little ! '
Miss Elizabeth Boykin have been ,UI
spending the past week in Rich- ! L.u
burg, as the guests of Mrs. J. P. ! ()f
Y?ung. offl
Miss May McNincli went to Columbia
Tuesday to attend the fu- '''r
neral of her little nephew, Thomas at
Suber, Jr. A
Mr. P. B. Crow of Atlanta spent a ar(,
few hours in the city Friday.
Mrs. G. W. Poovey and her paT
mother-in-law, Mrs. J. W. Poovey 'as
of Nashville, N. C., were visitors in litt
Rock Hill this week.
Mrs. J. H. Witherspoon and Mas- .
ter J. H. Witherspoon, Jr., will ' <(
leave today for a visit to Mrs.
Witherspoon's mother, Mrs. W. J.
Montgomery in Concord.
Mr. P. R. Moore came up from
Kerahaw between trains todav. | Tlu
Mr. S. W. Heath of Stoneboro was wei
in town today. ar),
Mr. I). M. Jones of Heath Springs ,
was a Lancaster visitor today.
by
Every woman's tongue has a ^
steady job as an express agent. ; rj^
^ We all like our friends to be ,)(l
^>?rfectly frank?about /other
people.
<L -J
I>rivo Sick Ileadachoi Away.
Sick headaches, sour^'gassy stomach,
indigestion, biliousness, disap- I sho
pear quickly after w>u take Dr. to :
Kin's New Llf?< Pill# They purify
the blood andlput/ new life and he
Vyigor in the syrftent. Try them and tell
you will be well satisfied. Every ble.
pill helps; every box guarai teed.
Price 2 6. Recommended by Lan- beli
caster Pharmacy und Standard "
?Rev. H. R. Murchison, pastor
of the Presbyterian church, made bt>;
an able address on foreign missions me
'Wednesday evening at the meeting
0.V Bethel Presbytery In Rock Hill. ^
?A contribution of $10 to the pla
.JBrand for the relief of the Hood sufjBrers
has been made to the Lan- pja
ijCaster Chapter U. 1). C. and another
jt of $2 by the Young People's Union cae
' * of the A. R. P. church. pQ
, ?The honor roll of the Central brl
graded school was for February in- eoi
stead of March as stated when we Me
published same last week. The su- be
perlntendent also asks us to state ant
that the nanip of Miss Kate Reed int
should have appeared on the roll of
honor for the ninth grade. **
?The State Council, Jr. O. U. A. ^
M., will convene in Charleston, S.
C., on Tuesday, April 15th, at 8
o'clock p. m. All parties wishing
to attend will please catch train ma
No. 114 that passes Lancaster at cas
2:05 p. m. Also be sure to buy mo
tickets on the certificate plan.
Cc* v,
?Itev. E. T. Hodges, pastor of ^
the First Methodist church,, received
a tmegram yesterday morn- ty'
VPc
Ing informing him of the death of
his brother-in-law, Mayor W. D.
Evans of Cheraw. Mr. Evans was
a trustee of Clemson College, ex- .
lea
state senator and ex-railroad comml8sioner.
lov
?Dr. Margaret Whiteside, who pr,
^has been spending several days in
*The city with her sister, Mrs. J. gpl
Arthur Henderson, on North Col- Yo
lege street, will leave In a day or (ot
*<ttA c% *?
?.v.u iui uiuiijuiK, o. c;., 10 oe wiin
her mother until the first of June,
when she will leave for a trip
abroad with a party of friends.? tjlf
Charlotte Observer. ()>r
ter
PERSONALS
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I
Miss Annie Staekhouse of Marlon,
who has been the guest of Mrs. R.
C. Brown and Miss Betty Brown, UBI
left yesterday for her homo in tht
> Marion. ha
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Craig attended vet
the marriage of their niece, Misslter
Lula Craig, to Mr. Eugene S. Mills
fa Itock Ilill Wednesday evening.
_ ^/Miss Mary Hood is visiting rela- J'1'
ydMLes in Greenville. SUI
Mr. Connor Sherrill of Charlotte spc
*^pwas in Lancaster yesterday. tht
s MF Col. Leroy Springs is in Wash- | tor
i " < ' lngton this week in attendance upon
the American Cotton Manufac- anturers'
Association. do'
Mrs. Lillian C. Miller of Lancas- tie
ter, S. C., is visiting her kinswoman, ? ?.
Mrs. C. S. Elam, in Elizabeth
Heights.?Charlotte Observer. | anMiss
Kathleen Morrah, who was for
the guest of Miss Corlnne Thomson gli
this week, has gone to Washington fnf!
to visit relatives.
Miss Nancye King returned
Thursday from Rock Hill, where
she has been assisting in the offices '
of the Singer Comnanv. se\
s
THE LANC
Advertised Letters for
S, ? * in? April 12, J
. J\f Eliza Massey, Mrs. I
OCLClL C-COS W. T. Heed, C. S. B.
j Willie Barnes, Miss
Lillian Starnes, Miss A
Miss Blanche Moore won the h. W. Crawford, Bessh
ze tor top score, a pretty cake s. Threatt, Davis Taylo
te. rft the meeting of the Bridge Fronnie Louke, H. M.
ib this week at the home of Mrs. you call please say adv
C. Brown. Two tables of play- .
i enjoyed the games and at their "i will CUT OFF Ml
se the hostess presented her before extei
sst of honor, Miss Stackhouse of
rion, with a pretty china jewelry (,eneral Ojeda, of Me
c. The hostess served refresh- * Itinintum in No Li|
nts in two courses. Naco, April 10. "I
* * * my head with my swor
There is much interest centered rendering or crossing t
tho marriage, which will take States."
,ce next week in Timmonsvllle, This was the stateme
en Miss Kate McSween of that Ojeda today. With 1
ce will become the bride of Mr. pleted by killed and
lph K. Foster, Formerly of Lam- continued defiance of j
iter. Misses Katherine and Joe nearly 2,000 state tro<
st.er, sisters of the groom, will be the Mexican border to
desmaids. Mr. J. F. Moore, a opposite here. There
isiii, will be the best man and '"g during the night 01
ssrs. P. R. and W. R. Moore will the state troops remaii
usherf.. Several other relatives distance. It was repoi
i friends will be present at thlo uicht large quantities
eresting event. tion were received by
The constitutionalist!
KAT1I OF MR. AMOS HOUGH. have been taken to Ca
No figures have be
?11-Known Citizen of Kershaw
County Passes. _
Mr. Amos R. Hough, who had I ftj 1J ftj V LI
nv relatives and friends in Lan- I A J^| ft^
iter county, died Wednesday \
Tning at his home, four miles J C
it of Kershaw. Mr. Hough was 11103^ dill tJ
leading citizen of Kershaw coun- I
where he aws born sixty-four I ITU [VlAof
irs ago. He had been in failing " fttl
llth for about two years. J J
The death of this good man will Two large shipment^
ng sorrow to many hearts. He Other fish to g(l aW
ves a wife, who was Miss Mary Don't fail to gel m\C.
well of this county, and the fol
ling children: John E. Hough,
link Hough and James Hough, of ftj ft L7| ft/lft
rshaw; Walter Hough, of Heath ft^l Yip 1% <
rings; Ernest Hough, of New ^ * LJLJLL I
rk; Mrs. John Croxton, Char- ^
Misses
inche and Alma Hough, all of &
rshaw. M
The funeral services were held in H
s Baptist church at Kershaw yes- S A
day, and the remains were in- ? MA 1
red in tlie cemetery at Kershaw. D In
SPRINGTIME IN LANCASTER. &
nj- Garden* billed Witli lteanii- R".
ful Flowers.
I'he spring flowers have been un-j jjy
ially luxuriant tliis year. For i '
> past two weeks many porches 1 S J
ve been draped with graceful ll 1 #1 ? 21
is of wistaria, its drooping clus- 111*11 1110 S
s of bloom and elusive perfume \yj 11 find I]
nhuling us always of far-away
jan. And now the roses. We are "
e there were never more perfect _ . ^
>cimens nor a greater variety Pieces be
in Lancaster flower gardens af- ^special 10
d. If you don't happen to have Pieces b<
y of your own, your neighbor's yards 1
tvers may cause you a sharp litpang
of envy. Yet you cannot PiGCGS Pla
1 to admire the riot of bloom. At These \ oi
Y rate, you will feel amply repaid
' a stroll around town with a ^ Pieces I'
mpse of nature's loveliest offer- priced at
;s unfolding here and there. ^ '
There is not
Death of a Little Child. are showil
Little Thomas B. Suber, Jr., the special pri
cii-iuonins-om son at Mr. and WHITi
s. T. B. Suber, of Columbia and There is a V
unison of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mc- big line to
ich of this place, died suddenly
the home of his parents in Co- I WO pieces \
nbia early Tuesday morning. The 40c Value,
e cause of its death was most A'
tresslng, the little one having 25 Pieces 1!
n choked to death from ade- worth tl'Al
ds in its throat. The remains 1
re taken to irino, S. ('., where Beautitlll lil
leral services were hold in the I1- K- and j
thcran church. Rev. J. P. Knox
the A. it. i*. church of Columbia We are now
elating. The r< mains wero In- beautiful (
red in the Suber burying grounds special prl
Irmo at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. < f ,
number of friends and relatives Pig1 lino ot C
ompanied the sorrowing young I good QUali
ents from Columbia, to pay their H ht
I respects to the memory of this I WAS
le child. I We have a y
age 3, 4, 5
ident at .New Midway School Kj
House. I ^ GINC
V scaffold fell with Messrs. V. H. I ''iecoa we
utter. TtinmiiB J, Gardner and colors, spe.
jmas Adams, Monday while they H _
re working at the Midway new I ne l,*'se "
ool house tor which these gen- I goods one
Tien-have a contract and which, I special pil
the way, is Hearing completion. I r l r f
, Gardner had an nrm broken, Igj
Adams cut and hurt his leg I
lit badly and Mr. Stogner suffer- H ,
slight Injuries to one kuee. I ' ,lie show
new banns
Why He Was I .ate. 8 spPCtion.
'What made vou so late?" I >aid lip <
'I met Smlthson." H
'Well, that Is no reason why you H
uld be au hour late getting home 5 PLEASE REM
supper." H
I know, but I asked him how H from Wylie's
was feeling, and he Insisted on H .. ..
lng me about his stomach taw. I tion IS on it
'Did you tell htm to tako Cham- 5 I
sin's Tablets?" JH
'Sure, thnt Is what ho needs." 11
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ASTER NEW S, ABR1L 1
Week End- of the assailants' loss
L913. "I have more thai
f. Irby, Mrs. for duty," said Genei
Ferrell, Mrs. 8tated that Qf aQ orig
Bleka Brlce,
.rdry Adams, e*ceeds previous <
B Starnes, D. were killed, 50 woi
Ti Ida Steele, captured by America!
Di-le. When'
!I!LBed Business ]
\T HEAD =
tING U. 8." FOR SALE?Seventy
shingles. Edwtipl
ixico. Issues Lancaster, S. C.
ght Terms. MARION SIMS CAMF
will cut off meet tomorrow (S
d before sur- at 8 o'clock. C.
o the United Z^ZT~7777, ^ **
rwiv onurj-t-UIlftfiai
* and two niilkyFows
nt of General stogner. *
lis ranks de- n
wounded, lie SALE One \ A
. and 24 pieces ft
issaults from wm S(lU at a
ips besieging j News Oftire. y
wn of Naco, ?; +?-d
was no fight- ; WANTED?Cleajf M
" early today, j ? CQ' f w
[ling at some WE HAVE ^DED 1
ted that last Departmfcry an el
of ammunl- pairing oilflH, with
the rebels Pairer In clferge. V
the rebels. whfle you ^it Qre
3 wounded stock Co.
nanca. I*? ?
;en furnished / tomato plan^p
j varieties.
j Prices right. \ nrs.
FW Lancaster, S. (\M
1 iVfl FOR sale?Gasolln
* * # i wood saw mount
i | Moore Lumber & Mf
atiumav free treatment
UllJIUaj women. Send this
m I will mail you fre
JLM 1 i treatment of a Horaa
marker absolutely Cur?n
MROIEVMI plalnts Addressj^i
/ M. A. Hilton. ICjJiha
of shad and y ?}w ,
, . FOR SALE?Second
a low price. building which wc
tear down, or wifc A
it stands. Barga|j|^
ber & Mfg. Co.
BDAC FOR SALE?Two}?
|\ |\ 1 | A book presses. V/Ho
Dl\\/L/? Mfg. Co.
theTi
e we grow. Our sales
u reason"?"Satisfied ci
tamp of satisfaction is on
lelow special values, all of
PEC IAL IN COLORED LAWN
st 5c and 6c Colored Lawn \
yards to customer, for
ist I Or Colored Lawns will be
Co customer
VOILES, VOILES, VOILES,
in Voiles, comes in white, blacl
les would be cheap at 20c, our
/
ancy Voile .beautiful 'quality
HITE AND COLORED POPLII
hing nicer in washigoods than
ig a big line of^iem in white
ced at M.. .12'/2c, ir?c,
E P. K. FOR SMUTS AND DRI
)ig demand fry these goods *ini
select from,pices. . I2'>c, J"c,
WASH/ILK CHEAP
Vash Silk flight blue and lave
our speciaJfprice
INCH EMBROIDERY FLOl N
27-inch jfmbroidery Flouncing
n 35c to m)c yard, our special pr
WASH SKIRTS
of \^ish Skirts, made of g
'oplin, Ipecial prices at 98c, $1.
IsmIM WAISTS
lhowijfc a big line of Shirt Wai
Alulity Voile and Lawns, nicel
Ablfs'S AM) MISSES' DREfr
hwofn's and Misses Wash Dre?
itAflinghams and Percales, sj
.\Y 50c, $1.
H SUITS FOR THE LITTLE I
food line of Wash Suits for th<
and 6 years, special priced at
50c, 75c, 85c, $1.
1HAMS OF STYLE AND 0UA1
11 selected Dress Ginghams, wa
rial priced at 8c, F
LAKE SIDE CHAMBRAYS
pieces Lake Side Chambrays,
time means that you will call for
ced
HILDREN'S FANCY TOP SO?
patterns to select from and big
10c,
DRESS TRIMMINGS
inp a big line of Dress Trimmin
, edges and all-overs, and we in
We have them from the che?
> $2.50 the yard.
1EMBER: If it comes
the Stamo of xatixfar
or your moqey back
1, 1913.
*11111111181
ii 4 00 men (It
ral Ojeda. He
lnal 500 which B [ylf\r|p?T ST,
sstimates, 28 B lflUIICjf
inded and 19
m " th
m Makes s
5P_lces m .hji :>"
rri brj^f. 5 Money "?j
, .in >atk An(1 the money Dm
yprl# W. will Wl I
jrfTir<fr?y> night fjj* that money makes ^
Vjpgo|^' C. C. makes more money. Gol
ge^Pork steer |gj^ This interesting sil(1
' 1^ process is going on clu
M- W every day in the year
|e ponograph W with ..The Q,d Ke.
ch?e music. ^ I
aw -Appiy at [^Bl liable." Ca]
f 4-8-2t ^ Have you au ac_ Sui
? In
rags. News M count in our Savings (
^ { ! Department?
Du<
to our Harness BQ We pay 4 per cent 1
anr?pertG It W lntere8t compounded [jjj
Te repair them quarterly on Savings j
M^y-Hood LUe Accounts and' Certi'
?r? 0^ cates of Deposit. I
?Several yflne
ready / set. M SI A FF
W. A./Davis, ?| 1 1 O kliVI L
J4-1 -tf I ST
jr | BB In This Hank. ,
Ck jBncrlrv** ?e??l
fr '^Bargain! V2A We lflvite Vow atCo.
8-28-tf tentiou to the annexed bai
' for suffering S statement. Come in
a id' to me and to see us. bai
% te? d*y8' bai
'nemed/ which
ill female comth
sUftnp, Mrs. ! fQ m '
?3?g? S THE BANK OF
ESSp 5 LANCASTER "
' 3 "8 tf 00 ?The OId Reliable M
rge water copy y
oro 'T^fr* fall.Ml tmil
r.WYLIEO
each month show a steady inert
listeners." Let this one fact he
i <>vorv u'n moLa I ??"
i v i vi i viuiv ii v niuni/i jv i im |f I 11
which carry the stamp of satisfactio
S LADIES'
vill be sold, 25 Dozen Ladies' Gauze Vest,
...39c the fact that these vests
sold, special price is only
89c LACES CI
5,000 Yards good, strong, ser
<. and colors. SV^c, special priced at only
special price LADIES' AND CHILDREN
12'/2C Big lot Ladies Fancy Parasols,
and special of colors, special priced at
.25c and 35c $1.00, $1
sTS. Good line Children's Fancy Pn
Poplins. We
and colors, CHILDREN'
19c and 25c Never have we had as comple
ESSES. to show you. We have th
d we have a Straw from
20c and 25c BOYS' 'AND MEN'S GOOD. I
25 Dozen of these good, heavj
inder, this is only . .. ;
25c BOYS' KN1
CE Just received big shipment of
positively line to select from, special j
ice 25c 50c. 75c, 95c, $1
MEN'S ORES
ood quality Just received our spring line <
39 and $2.00 You will be delighted to see
showing at $.'
ists, made of LADIES' WHITE PUMPS ,
y made, our This will be another big white
98c ready for your inspection
>SES and Strap Sandals, special i
ises, made of
fecial priced CHILDREN'S AND ML
00 and $1.39 SANDA
JOYS Big lino of these goods and sp<
b little boys,
CHILDREN'S AND MISS]
00 and $1.39 We have these Skuffers in bot
LITY
rranted fast HOYS' AND MEN'S
0c and 12'/2C Just received lot of Boys' ai
great shoe for the summer,
to use these
them again, MEN'S ORES!
Si/ssc l'ne ?f weH selected styles
C
: values at HOYS' POROS KNI1
15c and 25d Just the garments for the ho
at
gs, in all the MEN'S ANI) HOYS' DH
vite your in- No one can show you so comj
ipest, 5c the at the prices we quote you,
$1.00, $1.39, $1.50, $5
. T. Wyli
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Hank No. it;). W
\TEMENT OF THE CONDITION ^
OF
E BANK OF LANCASTER >8
fited at Lancaster, S. C., at the
se of business April 4th, 1913.
RESOURCES.
ins and Discounts. . $537,374.45 Mt!
jrdrafts 7,155.79 iS
ids and Stocks own- BB
d by the Rank 12.500.00 M
rniture and Fixtures 1,000.00
nkiiiK House 5,800.00 >BP)
e from Ranks and fljA
Jankers 73,4 19.33 E<
rrency 10,077.00 >^B4
Id 3,407.50 ??
,er and oth??r Minor
}oin 2,307.33 ^
>cks and Cash Items 3,411.27 BB
U{
Total $656,152.72 LW
LIABILITIES,
jital Stock I paid in . . $ ?0,000.00
plus FundI ^jO.OOO.OO W
divided Profits, lessjp B
'urrent Kinienses an/ AB
raxes Pai<| . . 22,175.01
k from tiauks nd (,^P<
tankers .? .. . M. . 6,703.01 0Q
'idends Impaid M. . . 525.00
lividual IfepositjfrSubect
to < heck ? ... 273,135.17 00
ings De; osita#. . .. 51,747.49 >tjtk
ne Certit Cat?j? of Dejosit
.. ..M. 150,511.75 00
ihier's C 1.655.29 ^jjjy
Total .. / $656,452.72 00*
ATE OF fOUTH CAROLINA, W
bounty < | Lancaster?ss.
Before tte came Geo. \V. Wil- 00
ins. Cashier of the above named
lk. who, being duly sworn, says
it the above and foregoing state- 00
nt is a true condition of said 'gift
lk, as shown by the books of said
ik. 00
GEO. W. WILLIAMS, W
Sworn to and subscribed before
this 9th day of April, 1913. 00
JNO. H. POAG, Aft
Notary Public for S. C.
rrect?Attest:
WADDY C. THOMSON, M
L. C. PAYSEUR, W
R. L. CRAWFORD, ,W,
Directors.
2
in"
x:ise in our business,
impressed upon you,
ve that to you. You
11 or your money back
VEST
15c value, but owning to
are slightlv seconds, the
8c
HEAP
viceable Lace, value up to
3c
'S FANCY PARASOLS
in beautiful combinations
1.50, $2.00 and up to $3.50
l i *
irasois, special priced at
25c, 50c and 95c
SHATS |
te line of Children's Hats
lem in P. K., Ratine and r
25c to $1.50
IE AY V HICKORY HATS
i Hickory Hats, special at
CE PANTS
Boys' Knee Pants, a j?ood
riced
1.25. $1.50. $1.75 and $2.00
S PANTS
)f Men's fine Dress Pants.
the beautiful line we are
1.00. $3.50, $1.00 and $5.00
VNI) STRAP SANDALS
i season and we have now
a beautiful line of Pumps
triced at
$1.50, SI.75 and $2.00
>ses' white strap
ecial priced at
75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50
es' e. c. skuffers
h tan and black, prices
$1.29, $1.50 and $1.75
scout shoes
nd Men's Scout Shoes, a
special priced at
$1.95 and $2.25
s shirts
i in Men's Dress Shirts, at
50c, $1.00 and $1.50
t underwear
t summer weather, priced
. .25c garment or 50c suit
:ess straw hats
:>lete a line of Straw Hats
special
!.00, $2.50. $2.75 and $3.00
e Co.