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jt ... ______ J.JL ? < ? Mrs. ( r'-.4, LOCAL DOTS * C. Whit J Mr. E spent W ?Born, Tuesday morning, to Mr. Mr. J and Mrs. G. H. Greene, a daughter, here wil ?Hock Hill Record. Mr. V ?Weather forecast for South *n *own Carolina: Fair Friday except show- , ,r" ? ors near the coast; Saturday, fair. ?* iV?ck O i NT i ss ?Komember the May Fete at the Mr V opera house this evening is for the !_?, benefit of the library. Prices 25 VTr? 1 and 15 cents. from a I ?Memorial Day will be observed by Mrs. nere ivionuay, may iz, ai ? p. m., i home n< with appropriate exercises in the I Miss auditorium of the Central graded I Gregory school. Rldgewa ?Married at Unity parsonage, house May 8th, 1913, by Rev. C. S. Young, Wray. Miss Blanche D. Hinson and Mr. Mrs. ] John N. Neill, all of Lancaster father, ] I'Hunty. Mrs. TP ?Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Harper of ('?unty *,*fcrplton have moved to Lancaster and j uruner will occupy the first floor of the ' W. T. Williams residence on South . 14,1 Main street. | Mr. J ?Mr. T. M. C. Mozler and Bon of ctent a,l( - Lancaster was here Friday. Mr. j a(rf,' Mosier has quite a large farm hero. p?8ltlon ?De Kalb notes in Camden Chron- .,un,?r ide. (UlTtive c ?The commencement exercises sj\,ie of the Springs Industrial Institute jiro e^te came to a close Wednesday night, , ulations after a series of exercises continu- | ing for several days. j Sf\x ?Adjutant General W. W. Moore and Capt. A. Gregg of the United jn t|ie ^ States army, inspector of coast artillery, were here Tuesday in the in- | Contei terest of the local military company. Miss Ca ?There were services this morn- Miss Vii ing at Tirzah church which will be Miss Jei continued Saturday and also Sun- Miss Eli day morning, when the communion Miss Pes services will be held. The pastor. Miss Etl Rev. W. W. Ratchford, is being as- Miss Ev sisted by the Rev. F. H. Hartman. Miss La ?A rare treat is in store for those Miss Es who hear Mr. Polk Miller and Col. Miss Ma "Tom" Booker next Friday even- Miss Mil ing. Their songs, stories, poems, Miss Lo and banjo solos bring memories of Miss Ma the long ago, while the quurette of M|ss 'Ui genuine negroes are the best sing- 8 ers of their race. Miss Irt ?Rev. C. S. Young performed a ^jj'ss KIj marriage ceremony Thursday, May ^liss jj,. 8th. a tthe parsonage. This was ills ^ j'SK (<a, first official act since he was taken sick on January 2f?th. lie is able to Mj'Sg walk about in the house, but has not yet been able to go out anywhere. *Mi*ss ^y'j If his improvement continues he \jj^s ^Ia hopes soon to be out. Miss M; ?A number of people from Lan- Misses I caster will attend the Old English Withe Paegeant, vliich is to he presented Miss Ids by the students of Wlnthrop Col- Miss Ev lege next Tuesday afternoon and Mlae Ma evening. The performance will Miss Mj doubtless be well attended as it Miss Iv; promises to be the most studendous Miss Re undertaking of the kind given by a Miss Pe; Southern College. The Southern Miss Ch Railway will operate trains, return- Miss Irt ing from Rock Hill after the pageant Miss Sa Tuesday night. Miss Sa ?Rev. Hugh R. Murchison, pas- Miss Re tor of the Presbyterian church, at- Miss Ru tended the annual celebration of the Miss Ha Alumni Association of the Presby- Miss Th terian Theological Seminary of Co- Miss M? lunibia, of which he is president, Miss Je last Tuesday evening. He went to Miss Ju Rethesda, York county, yesterday to Miss Cii ansim in n |in-iiuiui?r.y riiiuuiuiiiuii Lit?l I) service, but will return to fill his your fa' pulpit Sunday morning. a|L?Mr. Alderson Ferguson, for ny years a resident of this city, Kdito: * ?fed Friday evening last at the home method of his daughter, Mrs. O. A. Jordan, thanks near Fort Lawn, and was buried the nelghhoi following day at Fort Lawn after and assi funeral services by Rev. J. H. Yar- illness a borough. Mr. Ferguson was 73 band, years of age and was a native of richly r West Virginia. lie served in the , army, and shortly after the war , settled in Chester. He was quiet April and unassuming in his manners, and had many friends. He is survived irpoT1 by one daughter, Mrs. O. A. Jor- k dan.?Chester Reporter. | ?We have been urging the organizatlon of a chamber of com- " merce for some time but it seems I biliot that our people are not yet ready to sour, take hold of the matter. As we ex- I f}et a pect to keep hammering away at ^re things which make for the good of liver, ai , the town, we next have to suggest fresh . #r the organization of a matrimonial forcing association. The idea is not original days u with us, being mentioned by an Castor ( available young widower who em- j stop phasized the fact that there are not LPt Ca only many of bis kind in the com- and reg munity but also numbers of fasci- the SOU] nating maids and widows. The idea fouj RaS( with him, in which we entirely con- the livei cur, is that the class of people above tern all described organize themselves ira- ter and mediately Into a matrimonial asso- \ q&8 elation. f,.,.] jrp,,, while yt i 1 __ PERSONALS IM women 1 ? then ai ... ... , , . , Biliousm Miss Charlotte Jones leaves today Ke8tion for Wlnnsboro, where she will visit ,,.,.,.,1 iV Miss Maude Holley. ;>vpry h, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Powell and to take children oamo through the country front Columbia Tuesday, acoont- _ - _ _ panted by Mrs. T. B. Suber and D ADM Mrs. II. E. Powell, and spent until FxiIVIi today at the home of Mr. A. J. McNinch. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Izzard of ?ron Rock Hill visited Mr. Izzard's sistcr, Mrs. J. A. Klein, this week. <.t.r?mi8s Mr. L. C. Hoycr left today for Farmers' Winston-Salem, where he was called Company on account of the illness of his ,ovv. timber, Rev. H. K. Boyer. mr} "%,Wiss Buford Hudson spent last n(1 an _JPek with Mrs. It. E. Plyler of ' EH Bethlehem section. This C Mrs. L. E. Street spent last Satur- nt.88 dav night and Sunday with relatives ' . In Rock Hill. ancl ha8 J. Copeland Massey of Kershaw, ance in f member of the house from Lancas- been 3Of ter, came to Columbia Tuesday.? Der year The State. V. ' ' Misses Dorothy Moore and Louise ' 0,1 re< Wylle will go to Rock Hill tomor- "less row to spend several davs with D Miss Elizabeth Roddey. J i L. THE LANCASTER rurl K. Eychauer of Florida Q v vr ^ s Genevieve Beckham spent DUolIlr bO l^lOul(*C:l y as the guests of Mrs. J. & STRAYED?From my premises !. E. Cloud of Rock Hill light brown calf, heifer, large ear ednesday in Lancaster. Went last Sunday night. Ago . C. White spent yesterday weeks old. Joe Cox. th his family. V. M. Moore of Inman was ~~~~~~~~~ ~ ? this week on business. * ACTORY EXPERTS Our Typ nd Mrs. J. H. Witherspoon writer Repair Department is i Hill were guests this week charge of the most skilled typ Annie E. Witherspoon. writer mechanics in the South, ar, V. M. Stevens made a busl- our work is guaranteed equal to th. > to Bethune this week. ?' aay rebuilding P'ant 'n tl J. C. White has returned country. A work handled promp delightful house party given JY aad ? guaranteed. J. ] Fannie C. Beckham at her Crayton & Co., Charlotte, N. C. aar Sprlngdoll. 5-6-tf Joyp,e Cjark and Mr. Jack WR NJOW ? ? ? v ?I Atr\ V u a low O. \J. V nui icuvc tuuiurruw lor I _ . ^ . . .? j to be member, of J Leghorn Cockerels for sale tin 'rtv ?r?? hv miuo ?ur L we llave usetl for breeders all se party given by Miss Sara ^ &t $J ^ each Mak,ng roo R. C. Brown is visiting her f?r y?"nK ?tock- Cu"nin|ha Mr. A. Mclntyre, in Marion. ?irm. Route 4. Phone 179-2. Sustan Ringstaff of this is visiting Mrs. C. W. WANTED?Orders for S. C. W. Le( of Monroe. horn day-old chicks to be dellve i ed May 22, at 12c each, 25, $2.6( les F. Hunter Iteap|>ointe<l. 50, $4.50; 100, $8.50. Cunnin ames F. Hunter, the efTl- ham Farn>. Route 4. Phone 17 9d popular postmaster at this as been reappointed to the AdlminHtrators' Sale, by President Wilson. Mr By vlrtue of an order granted , has given the best years o tjie probate Judge for Lancasb to serving the people of his county> we will Rell at pubUc ou ounty in this highly respon- cry^ resi(jence 0f Meridh sition and his "ia,iy friends j, Hlnson, deceased, on Friday tl nding to him the r congrat- 23rd dfly Qf May 1913> wlthln tl upon his leappointment. legal hours of sales, all the person , < property belonging to said estat DINtl OF CONTESTANTS consisting of one horse, one bugj and harness, one one-liorse wago Two Beautiful Dolls Contest seven head of c. Ule, 28 head hog at the Air Dome. corn, fodder, household and kitclu stants No. Votes I furniture, farming tools, etc. Tern therine Stevens 1,000 ; of sale cash. rginia McManus 1,000 Mrs. MARTIIA IIINSON unie Lee Sherrard. .. . 1,000 I AND JAS. D. HINSON, zabeth Sowell 1,000 Administrators of the Estate i lrl Coffey 1,000 Meridian L. Ilinson, Deceased. lei Cauthen 1,000 May 9, 1913. eree Patterson 1,000 ura Cilbert Williams. .1,000 Notice of Discharge. telle .Milling 1,000 Notice is hereby given that tl lude Hunter 1,000 undersigned, R. A. Blackmon, wl dred Billings 1,000 a8 guardian of the estate of Minn uise Poag 1,000 , Baskin (now Minnie Bailey), c irgaret Thomasson 1,000 , the 11th day of June, 1913, mal itli Funderburk .. . .1,000 | his final return as such guardit becca Jones 1,000 and apply to the Probate Court i me Stewman 1,000 Lancaster county for letters di tharine Wylie 1,000 missry. iza Moore 1,000 1 R. a. blackmon, nrietta Edwards .. . . 1,000 Guardian Estate of Minnie Baile Lherine Riddle 1,000 i May 9th, 1913. ulah May Laney 1,000 j ry Ho?.gh 1,000 mm mm lvina Sowell 1,000 His Elliott 1,000 W hel Plyler 1.000 T irgaret Ferguson 1,000 I Elizabeth and Donnom 1 rspoou 1,000 I w - ?, i McUom * I T/fill 1 1 llirsch 1.000 U| r"l I B ' rgaret Penny 1,000 H M . ? ! iry Locke Barron.... 1,000 AL V V \r M A? a Nesbit 1,000 | ^ ulah Lingle 1,000' ' rry Belle Bennett 1,000 larlotte Foster 1,000 ?ne Poovey 1,000 1 ? ? rah Williams 1,000 I 1 11 11 1 11 O die Knight 1,000 JLP1.'?L1.1111 11&^ atrice Bowling 1,000 WE OFFER 01 elma Beckham 1,000' iry Laney Hunter.. ..1,000 =================== anette Iluggins .. ..1,000 , lia Porter 1,000 One case best 10c Dress idersieeve Wyiie. . ..l.ooo pretty dress styles, fas usy now and get votes for cia.1 yard at vorlt> Qne case 10c and 12'/o Chard nt TK?nlr<. T -?*???? ??*-> D"t:~A? ? ?0, j 1JCUV nn ailU DdlllS LUIS f 111 r nvws:?We take this! and figures and floral dc to render our heartfelt yard at to our many friends and T;? . AA . rs for their many kind deeds Rest $1.00 0\eialls, made istance shown us during the navy blue Denims, big nd death of my beloved bus- N YVmh I)res May our heavenly Pother I 1>ew ?*,sn "rts eward each one and aP. Ladies' Misses' and Chi MRS. m. a. Steele Dresses of fast color Gi >r i??11 An children- cales and Madras, spe ' at 48c. LAXATIVE FOR Voile Dresses IWELS?"CASCARETS" Ladies' Lingerie Voile Dr ... fully trimmed, at constipated, headachy, $2.98, $.'{.48, $ i .s, breath bad. stomaeh E p Reed8 Kootwear , io-cent box. The greatest line Ladies' you keeping your bowels, Strap Pumps we have i ui stomach clean, pure and They come in all leather with Cascarets, or merely ? ?... a passageway every few ' ,J ' ^ Mth Salts, Cathartic Pills, New Embroidery Fl( )il or Purgative Waters? Thesp come in full dre?i? n having a bowel wash-day. i nese come in IUI1 urtss p scarets thoroughly cleanse plete With enough plain ulate the stomach, remove trimming bands to m r and fermenting food and patem complete at es, take the excess bile from n- j..> r and carry out of the sys- rp, *1.10, 9 the constipated waste mat-: These aie beautifully n poisons in the bowels- anrl wertk o "1,ou+ ' """ ? * va v?i u ncai mu caret tonight will make you =======^========= U by morning. They work >u sleep?never gripe, sick- I lilies' Muslin Tinier luse any inconvenience, and ... . i 10 cents a box from your High or low neck Clowns at 5 s. Millions of men and, Princess Slips at 7Wc, take a Cascaret now and Corset Covers at 1! nd never have Headache, Drawers at 2 ess. Coated Tongue, Indi- Hole Proof Hosier; Sour Stomach or Constl- Every pair strictly guarant Dwels. Cascarets belong in j J Ladies' Gauze Lisle. . pa usehold. Children just love Ladles' Pure Thread Silk, pii them, # j Men's Gauze Lisle, pair. . . . W. It. Corsets lEDC' IMQIIft AMPE New sPri"K Model at. . .#1.01 'lLiIvvJ lnJUlVHnvL w- 11 Rcduso for stout flgur Extra long Corsets, special F. H. McMaster, Insurance New Cotton Dress (it; loner, has licensed the! Striped Voile at *?..? . i pi.? Corded Ottoms at lro tnf^rance snk Fln,Hh pouiar,j8 at ' to insuic farm ni.'l lsolat- Satin Stripe Cotton Crepo f l propeity aga nst Eire, 25c Wide Wale Corduroys t d Lightning, in LANCAS- 27-Inch Satin Stripe Voiles i 1 YORK Counties Dre88 L,nens at ,r jompanv has been In busl- White I ique York County for 21 years Tho new wlde wale at' lftc? 1 nearly $1,000,000.00 lusnr orce. The average c >st has ! on tho $100.00 insurance Reference will be furnish- R. B. ROBINSON, M*r luest. For the present, ad- ? E. RONEY, Manager, I Yorkvllle, S. C. NEWS, MAY 9, 1913. c I Notice. I O All persons indebted to tho i estate of Moses J. Bluckmou, dea ceased, will pease come forward 1 s. and settle with the undersigned at i 7 once, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby uoti fled to file same with the undersigned, duly itemized and verified. D. REECE WILLIAMS and ln LIZZIE BLACKMON, Adimintsrators. iat May 9th, 1913. at ie ? J" CITATION. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ? | Ponntw r\t ?J v4 uuui/aoiui By J. E. Stew man, Judge of Probate. i a- Whereas Mrs. Minnie L. Duncan i m has made suit to me to grant her , m letters of administration of the _ estate and effects of William M. g- Duncan. r- These are, therefore, to cite and ); admonish all and singular the klndg red and creditors of the said Wil2. liara M. Duncan, deceased, that they _ be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lancaster on May 15th, 1913, next, >y after publication thereof, at 11 er o'clock in the forenoon, to show t- cause, if any they have, why the in said administration should not be io granted. Given under my hand, this 29th al day of April Anno Domini 1913. e. J. E. STEWMAN, ?y Probate Judge, n, ? .loll 11 n \47\rlU Tf JIB a I * * y 1 K\j [ a Of C - INSURANCE ie ill in ?; Court House Square ^ m m Of |J Lancaster, - S. C. [ Phone 261 y Days ot Saturday, May UR FRIENDS THE F( Ginghams, in 100 Pairs Ladies' Oxl t colors, spe- Pumps carried over .... 6?/2c at $1.50 to $3.00, whi c fast color \y. L. Douglas Oxfoi ^riEe? Sizes 2V-> to ol/>. in i ;aiKu?, Russia calf, on new 6'/'c at of fast color Iirown Shoe Co.'s Oxf value at 79c Gun metal and tan at., ses. Table Linen S ldren's Wash 65c Mercerized Damasl nghams, Per- 60-Inch Mercerized Dai cially priced $1.25 Silver Bleached 1 98c and $1.-18 Men's New esses, beauti- Four-in-Hand Wash Tit Silk Knit Ties at 1.98 and $5.98 Men's and Boy Kor I adies The newest shapes in J Oxfords and Cassmiers and Serge ever handled. 8 at Men's Pan .00 and $3.50 Our new spring line o incinirs are here at popular ] atterns, com- S15?- $2'00- * material and * atch. Dress Boys' Knee I As usual we are showiri .50 and $2.98 Our Boys' Pants are i ew Floncings made of excellent, all ?re money. Pair 5ftr 7"w si on 1 wear 80-Inch Itlouse Or, 09c, 08c va'l?pa. special at. . . ?8c, $1.48 Darnless tin 55c ami 48c Ladies' Gauze Lisle, lint 55c ami 48r anteed, the beso hosi y pair eed. Wash Goods Sp Ir for $1.00 36-Inch 12V?c Percales, ii dr....$1.00 special at 25? Oil Calicoes, in red, yello at ) and $1.50 Good Stepson Ginghams, es. pt $S.OO at value each A11 'ancy Calicoes, worth 50c 12 Amoftkeag Dt^rr KM,H inches wide, at . . lU^c 15c Dydo Grade Galatea ' 25c 15c Linen Finish Crash Su 12 ^jc 20c Sea Island Shirting J it 25c Lot 12 Kc and 15c Whit it I?c d 25c Cotton Domestics 10c, 25c 10c yard-wide Pleaching 40-Iucli Sea Island, yard. Oc, and lS5c Hest Cheviot Sheeting at E. E. CL W W w ! Money """"" I _ THE BA S Makes ?" | _ Loans anc J Overdrafts I money bot^ 5 J Furniture I Hanking I | And the money Due from I that money makes _ B?nl{t'r8 r Currency |j] makes more money. n?in This interesting Silver and . , Coin., process is going on Checks an every day in the year . . Total . with "The Old Reliable." Capital St Have you an ae- Surplus Fi , Undivided count in our Savings Current Department? Taxes P Due to We pay 4 per cent Bankers interest compounded Dividends Individual quarterly on Savings ject to Accounts and Certi- Savings D Time Cert catcs of Deposit. posit inpio ^ 4 ?717 ITS SAPH Tolal T,U ???k. T?I ? We invite your at- l*ef?re liams, Cas tention to the annexed bank, whe statement. Come in that the a ment is a to see us. bank, as s bank. Sworn i THE BANK OF m? '89t Correct?i LANCASTER i 4tTh? Old Reliable." Special 1 10, and Kndin: 7 < >LLOWING SPLKN1 'ords and Strap New Straw Sh;i styles that sold Men's Panama ile they last 98c shapes, at. . ds For Boys Men's fine stra fit $ ?un metal and ? * * * mannish lasts, k ,,a . $2.75 and $3.00 Me"s. ,an.d BoJ ords For Boys. Hals at. . . . $2.00 and $2.25 , JefcJ! . , Open Mesh Shu pecials t 11c Check Nainsook mask at.... 2?>c each Damask, special sj)k pGngee Sh 98c Ties Check Nainsook is 10c Boys . 25c and 50c Check Nainsool s' Caps each lien's and Boys' Boys' Gauze Lis Caps at each .. 25c and 50c Boys* ts With or withou f "King Pants'* 0u^r Greatest > nrif.pa We have jus Loo, $4.00 and 25 ,flne "Qu? ers smaples) price. No two 'ants be had. if? the best line. $1.00 Queen Sk ull cut and well $5.00 Queen Sk 1 wool material. $8.00 Queen Sk $1.50 and $2.50 $10.00 Queen SILinen Ladi< I(* At st Lisle i >n heels, guare at the price, " 25c lpswitch Lisle ecinls Silk Hoot Hose, ti sh^rt lengths, ?Hc she< w, navy, grttriu Seamless Ulead In small check, ^l1 8,*e shoo,t Pillow Cases, at up to 7Vfcc, at Job 5c Wo are cleanl Ginghams, .12 formerly sold 10c special price Cloth, at I2*?c We are showli iltlngs, at ip$c Millinery Dei tladras, at.. 15c j b Walstings, at Hig assortment Oc Wears. . . . * Remember 01 at .8 t-8c every sale we 1 UHc refunded on an 10c with your entir .OUD ^ ??i???gsirsg \ Hank No. 33. ^ | NT OF THE CONDITION W of m NK OF LANCASTER S Lancaster, S. C., at the isiuess April 4th, 1913. JPP, RESOURCES. fiBl 1 Discounts. . $537,374.45 7,156.79 Stock 8 own- 00. tie Bank 12,500.00 0? and Fixtures 1,000.00 louse 5,800.00 flr. Banks and 00 73,419.38 Q 10,077.00 ? 3,407.60 00 other Minor 2,307.33 W d Cash Items 3,411.27 00 $656,452.72 LIABILITIES. <0^ ock paid ln..$ 50,000.00 00 und 100,000.00 Profits, less Expenses and 00 aid 22,175.01 W Banks und 6,703.01 [00 Unpaid 625.00 DeDOsits Suh Check . . . 273,135.17 [9ti eposits . . . . 51,747.49 ificates of De 150,511.75 99 Checks .. .. 1,655.29 $656,452.72 W ? SOUTH CAROLINA, W of Lancaster?ss. me came Geo. W. Wll- J99i ihier of the above named {fljtt >, being duly sworn, says bove and foregoing state- j99< true condition of said g| liown by the books of eaid ijj GEO. W. WILLIAMS, W to and subscribed before h day of April, 1913. W JNO. H. POAG, mm Notary Public for S. C. ^ attest: VADDY C. THOMSON, 99 ? C. PAYSEUR, W I i. L. CRAWFORD. Directors. w _ *> - _ _^n. BE ???t?H?Ho Prices ? May 1 I DID VALUES j pes For Men and Boys Hats, large and small $5.00 ight brim Straw Hats, 4 1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.00 ts, at 25c, 50c and $1.00 rs' every day Hickory . .10c. 15c. 2fic and 2r?e hletic Underwear rts and Drawers, each ; Shirts and Drawers, irts and Drawers, each 1.00 r: Union Suits, at $1.00 k ' Underwear c Shirts and Drawers, de Shirts and Drawers, Dress Shirts t collar, at 25c and 50c ^alue in Ladies' Skirts * t received by express 1 Skirts" (manufacturat 25 per cent under & alike, no duplicates to irts, at $2.00 irts, at $.3.75 irts, at $5.75 ? [irts, at $7.50 , \h unu/e 5c, 10c, 15c mill Silk Hosiery ose, without a seam. 25c Hose, with linen heel, at 15c , linen heels and toes, at 9 25c and 50c I pts and < 'ases led Sheets at 48c ings, with seams at. ,83c . . 10c, 12 %c, 15c and 20c i lint Counter. ng up Men's Hats that at $1.00, $1.25, and $1.50 fl to close 75c ' ig great values in our ' ~fl lartment. Trimmed Hats $2.00, 82.50, $3.00 and up of Sailors and Ready-to- fl 25c and up > ir guarantee goes with nake. Money cheerfully uj iy purchase not meeting -W e approval. fl ii St., Springs Block. fl