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* ?, W /x A r rx r ? iju i a ?The public is invited to a box supper at Antioch Thanksgiving night. ?There will be a basket supper at upper Camp Creek Thursday night, November 27. ?There will be preaching by the pastor, Rev. W. S. Patterson, at Shiloh Thursday morning. ?Work is progressing rapidly on the commodious residence which Mr. Waddy R. Thomson Is navtng erected on Chesterfield avenue. ?Remember the union Thanksgiving service at the First Baptist church Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. Remember also to bring an offering for one of the orphanages. ?Dr. G. W. Poovey and family have moved back into their handsome residence, which has been completely renovated since its damage by fire several months ago. ?Mrs. L. N. Stover and little girl and Mrs. W. T. Blackmon are at Great Falls, where they will attend the marriage of Miss Esther McKeown and Mr. Bankhead at that place tomorrow. ?The Mamie Fraser Society of of the Presbyterian church wish all inose who expect 10 contribute to the dinner which will be served at tho County Home to send their donations to Miss Mayme Mackey by 10 o'clock \ Friday. * ?Mr. Georgo Stognor, formerly of Lancaster county but for the past several years with the United States army, stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas, is at homo on a visit to his parente, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stogner, of the Tabernacle section. Ilis term of service has expired, but he will return in a few weeks and re-enlist. ?We have given considerable space in this issue to the County Conference for the Common Good, because the meeting was held for tho good of all our people and it is to be expected that the people should be interested in its proceedings. To us the meetings were both profitable and pleasant and we wish all of our readers could have been present at them. PERSONALS Mrs. Commodore Ilinson has returned from a visit to her parents at Heath Springs. Miao Dnffo DaIIA ?nmn iiiinn ci 1/ uriin licii uctt cauic , over from Winthrop and spent Sunday and Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bennett Messrs. W. C., E. J. and R. R. Lazenby, brothers of Mr. L. C. Lazenby, of Bedford county, Virginia, will spend Thanksgiving here with . him and with Mr. Gilbert Lazenby, i A- son of the former. Miss Delia Small of Spartanburg Business College, will spend Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs. Emma ; Small. Miss Annie Witlierspoon will spend Thanksgiving nt Rock Hill with her. niece, Mrs. James H. Witlierspoon. Rev. E. T. Hodges of the First Methodist church and Rev. C. P. Carter of Grace Methodist church went to Rock Hill today to attend the annual conference. Miss Athleen King of St. Matthews spent Saturday and Sunday here j with Miss Corinne Jones. Prof. McGinnls of Winthrop Col-' lege spent Sunday in Lancaster. Miss Eliza Wylie will go to Columbia this week to spend several days with Miss Reaux Jones. Mr. Withers Massey of Rock Hill was a recent visitor here. Dr. W. W. Fennell of Rock Hill i was here on professional business yesterday. Hon. J. C. Massey of Kershaw was In town today. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Elliott returned yesterday from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Moore at Inman. Mrs. J. M. Green returned today to Bishopvllle after a visit to relatives here and In the county. Hon. George E. Wilson and wife, automoblling from Sumter to their home in Charlotte, stopped over in Lancaster a few hours yesterday to see their cousins, Dr. Robert Witherspoon and Miss Annie Wltherspoon. Mrs. B. F. Norris and children of Gastonia are the guests of her sisJr ter, Mrs. O. F. Cross. Miss Betty Brown of Lancaster was the guest of Mrs. A. W. Kluttz | this morning. She was en route to Laurens.?Chester Lantern. Miss Janle Green has gone to Hickory, N. C., to spend the winter I with her sister, Mrs. H. E. White. Miss Naomi Derrick came over from Winthrop College and spent the . past week-end with her parents, Mr. ' and Mrs. O. J. Derrick. Mrs. W. W. King of Oreat Falls was in town shopping Saturday and , visited Mrs. H. T. Relk. Miss Ruth McDow of Winthrop College spent the past week-end with her mother, Mrs. Mary D. McDow. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bullock, Miss Fannie A. Butler, Miss Breckenrldge, Mr. Albert Pye of Onset, Mass., on their way to Florida, spent Saturday night in Lancaster. i Glnners' Report. Number of bales of cotton ginned in Lancaster county to November 14, 1913, 16,985. Number of bales ginned to November 14, 1912, 18,765. House and Ix>t For Sale. Mclntyre house and lot will be sold of n nrHnn tn hlorVinat hMHor nt rnnrt house steps, first Monday In Decomx ber. This fs a nice new 5-room house with bath room, wired and plumbed and neatly finished up Inside, and double weather boarded without, with paper between. Situated on Main street, only three blocks north of court house, lot 99 feet by 135 deep, with alley at back. Terms cash, or majority can be carried through building and loan If satisfactory arrangements are first I made at the First National Runk. ] T. M. BELK, Agent. |? . Celebration of I)ininon<! Jubilee. 1 Itev. and Mrs. Hugh R. Murchison will leave for Blshopvllle tomorrow j to attend the seventy-fifth annlver-! sary of the founding of the Bishopville Presbyterian church. In this period of time there were only five ' pastors and Mr. Murchison is the only living one. He will deliver the anniversary sermon next Sunday morning. During the celebration the mortgage on the church property which has been paid will be formally burned. During Mr. Murchlson's I pastorate a handsome new brick building and up to date manse, costing in round numbers $30,000 were built. Business Notices . ? ?-? ?: ??* i FOR SALE?First Monday in DeI comber, at public auction, valuable lot with two houses in heart of town, on Market street, adjoining lots of L. C. Payseur, Paul Moore and J. H. Witherspoon; property of Emma Hudson, wife of Chas. P. Hudson. 16-17 ANNOUNCEMENT FOR MAYOR. I I We hereby announce the name of ! J. M. Hood for Mayor of Lancaster. We pledge him to abide the result of the Democratic primary. FRIENDS. ANNOUNCEMENT FOR MAYOR, i Wo hereby announce the name of T. Y. Williams for Mayor of Lancaster. We pledge him to abide the result of the Democratic primary. FRIENDS. ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR ALDERMEN. We hereby announce W. P. Ben- [ nett candidate for alderman for the city of Lancaster. MANY FRIENDS. We hereby announce Walter P. Davis candidate for alderman for the city of Lancaster. MANY FRIENDS. , We hereby announce J. C. Edwards candidate for alderman for the city | of Lancaster. MANY FRIENDS. We hereby announce Geo. F. Ferguson candidate for alderman for the city of Lancaster. MANY FRIENDS. We hereby announce Chas. H. Crawford candidate for alderman for the city of Lancaster. MANY FRIENDS. We hereby announce W. B. Culp candidate for alderman for the city or Lancaster MANY FRIENDS. For Mayor and Aldermen. We submit the following ticket to be voted for In the town primary next Tuesday: Mayor?J. M. Hood. Aldermen?E. M. Croxton, W. H. Millen, W. M. Stevens, O. M. Plyler, W. R. Thomson, W .C. Hough. Yours for progress, TAX-PAYERS. V Notice. Pledges of candidates for Mayor and Aldermen, accompanied with fee, must be filed with me by noon of Friday, November 28. instant. R. E. WYLIE, Chm. Town Dem. Ex. Committee. Be Sure and Enroll. The names of all voters in the town primary election to be held cn Tuesday next, December 2nd proxmlo, ; must be on the Democratic Club roll, before noon on Friday, November 28tli instant. J. C. ELLIOTT, W. P. DAVIS, R. S. STEWART, Committee on Enrollment. Notice. Mrs. W. A. Funderburk of Lan- ,j caster, Route 7, wishes It known that' she still makes hair braid* out of combings and that her prices are reasonable. Trespass Notice. The undersigned land owners hereby give notice that all persons are forbidden to hunt, fish, cut tlm- | ber or otherwise commit waste on the lands of the undersigned, or else ; suffer the consequences of the law In reference to Trespass. N. B. Cousar, S. D. Robinson, Edgar Robinson, J. Boyd Craig, J. E. Craig. J. W. Craig, J. Clark Robinson,N. P. Robinson, A. B. Robinson, W. P. Robinson J. L. Poag, V. E. Craig, W. D. Craig, J. D. Adams, S. D. Taylor. Dated November ?5. 1913. DIG CANS prC II ?NLY f&rxxzg- || Let HE lot Your Compost I T am the champion rotter of the world. I'll rot leaves, straw, stalks, manure, sawdust or any other vegetable matter, oven dirt, into a rich, mgh-gnulo fertiliser, in less than two months. Just keep me on the Job and I will savo yon a big lot of that fertilizer "monoj. If you want to know all about this compost rotting, ai well as spraying and preventing hog enolera, write "Red Devil," 619 N. Second Street., St. Iouis, Mo., and I'll send you a little book, free, that tells how. I am Red Devil Lye 5c. For BIQ CANS Almost as hig as those costing 10c. RAVI; NT I.ARF.I.M. THE LANCASTER NEV MONEY REFUNDED WITH A SMIL] Leading Drug Store Will Give Mone Hark Should There Kver l>e a Case Where Hudson's Liver Tone Fails. Dodson's Liver Tone is a mil vegetable Liver Tonic which operate so successfully In cases of constlpj tlon, torpid liver or biliousness till it has practically taken the place c calomel?the drug which is so ofte dangerous. The Standard Drug Con pany, who sells Dodson's Liver Tom recommend it as a reliever of const pation, sour stomach, biliousness an ?iuggisn liver. it works gentl; surely and harmlessly. If a bottl should ever fall to give satisfactioi the Standard Drug Company will r< fund the price paid without questloi The price of Dodson's Liver Ton is 50 cts. per bottle. Ho sure you g< Dodson's Liver Tone and not soiu medicine put up in imitation that i not backed up by a guarantee an that may contain harmful drugs. EVERY WOMAN wants and needs these books. At a expense of many thousands of dollai and nearly two years' time wo hav completed and ready for delivery, th Six Volumes International Cookin Library by 4 7 of the World's Famou Chefs?United States, Canada an Europe. Receipes new. Never hi fore published. Very complete an easily understood. Each book con plete. Do Luxe Recipe Hooks. L brary consists of THE SALAD BOOK, TIIE CHAFING DISH HOOK, THE AFTERNOON TEA HOOK. THE DAINTY SWEET HOOK THE BREAD AND PASTRY BOOl THE DESSERT ROOK. 50 Cents each, Prepaid. $2.50 Set, Six Rooks, Prepaid. Beautifully Embossed Cover; three and four colors in attractlv Carton Mailers. Money refunded I not delighted with these book; MOST IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRE? ENTS. INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING CC Security Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. 11-16 ? $100C Will be paid to any person wh proves Indian New Discovery wi! fail to do as represented. It ha cured hundreds and thousands?wh should it disappoint you? It can be used internally or e* ternally. RECOMMENDED BY ELEVEN 11/ W 'TAIJC a v/i?n. DOCTOR'S TESTIMONIAL: October 21, 1913. Dr. Nanzetta: Anyone can say just what they lik about 3 our medicine. I say it is th best I ever used in extraction, know what I am talking about. I def; anyone to sav it is not good. Resp., B. J. HINSON, D. D. S. Lancaster, S. C. On sale at Lancaster Pharmacy Lancaster, S. C., Hayes & Gregor; Pharmacy, Kershaw, S .C. 321 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE 129 Acres, II. C. Moeller's, an< known as the John Bell place, ! miles southwest of Lancaster, 5 room house, tenant house, barn aiu well, with about 50 acres worked Also 192 acres of same, 100 culti vated, 5-room house and barn (ban 40x70,) tenant house and barn, witl spring and wind mill complete. Largi body of natural forest timber, ant will saw perhaps one-half millloi feet. For price and terms, see T. M. BELK, Agent. Did You Ever See m vv vi I 111', "Sunrise Flour?" The good old kind, not ground to death, but just as sweet as HOME MADE Flour. Try a sack and be convinced. * While Hose Coffee is me neat cortee that 1 can buy. Try a can. If you don't say so, it won't cost you anything. All kinds of Groceries at Mackorell's Grocery. Come, phone or send in your orders. We will do our best to please you. Mackorell's Grocery PS, NOVEMBER 25, 1913. Business Notices s NOTICE?After tills date all per>y sons are forbidden to hunt, tish, cut timber, rake straw or In anyway trespass on the estate lands of W. A. Howell, Miss N. Li. McMurray lands, and the W. II. Plyler lands adjoining. ^ John Kink and W. II. Plyler. 16 ? THE LANCASTER & CHESTER | Railway will receive post oak and )t j white oak crossties of standard din ! menslons, 7x!) inches by 8 V& feet . I long, smoothly hewed or sawed, un! til February 16th, 11> 14. A. P. Mcr I Lure, Supt. 16-22-T FOR SALE?Fine lot white ear p corn. Lancaster Mercantile Co. | WILL SELL on first Monday In I)e- i j cember, my 6-room house and lot, I g 61x177 feet, on Cemetery street, I known as the Mike Sowell house; I 0 i barn, city water; adjoining II. W. | ls; Plyler and W. 11. Plyler. W. 11.1 Plyler, Lancaster, S. C. 16-17 _ WILL SELL?On first Monday in I December, at public auction, my 6-room house and lot, 100x11(8 feet, on ?? s , - oucci, miuwa as iin'l e Broom house, good healthy location, ] city water and wired. W. B. Plyler, ? Lancaster, S. C. 15-i 7 K i '(j GASOLINE ENGINE FOR SALE? | International Harvester Co. 3-; (j horse power Gasoline Engine. Will ' develop 3% II. P., good condition. I Will sell at a bargain to quick pur- i ; chaser. Apply W. S. llough, OIKce i Lancaster Publishing Co. I SALE-OF LAND?On the tirst Monday in December next, during the legal hours of sale, 1 will sell at pub- ' | lie auction in front of the court house I | at Lancaster, S. C., the following do- j j scribed tract of land, to-wit: All that 3 1 tract of laud in Gills Creek towng ship, known as part of the C. L. McManus old home place, containing , one hundred acres as per survey of ^ T. M. Helk, Surveyor. Plat of same will he exhibited on day of sale, j Terms of sale, one-half cash, balance payable in one and two years. W. U. Arant. 13-17. IFOR SALE?My house and lot in the town of Lancaster. Seven-room house in good shape, fronting on Main and Catawba streets, being the north end of court house square. A - bargain if sold in the next thirty Idays. See Jno. L. Caskey, who will show you over the property and make you prices. Delia M. King, Greer, S. C. 14-tf - WE WILL HAVE a oar of good coal ? to sell this week. Edwards & U Horton. 8-tf y THE ROYAL TYPEWRITER is recognized everywhere as a flrstclass machine and wears as well as the high priced typewriters. We have an absolutely new one at less than wholesale price. Address H. C., care The Lancaster News, Lancaster, S. C. 101-tf i J P() L 1 A^k A^A A^l 1 Men's $10.00 Suits, all-wo< Men's $10.00 Suits, Blue S I Men's $15.00 Suits (Tailoi I I Men's $20.00 Suits (Tailor I Men's $2.00 Pants Men's $3.00 Pants Men's $5.00 Pants Boys' Suits, sizes 3 to 18, k 98c, $1.50, $. Boys' Pants at 25c, ?. Men's and Boys' Overcoat $1.50, $2.50, $3.! II Ladies' and Children's C< | Suits, prices $1.98, $2.98, $4.! A full line of Ladies', Men's Sweaters from SHOES S $2.00 Ladies' Shoes, at. . $3.50 Ladies' Shoes at.. . I' ~ $4.50 Ladies' Shoes Children's Shoes, all sizes, Men's Solid Leather Shoes $1.48, $2.50, i Men's and Boys' Hats and ! M. PC CII { S IF WE PLEASE YOU T| I Tell I I Others 8 W ci M If we DO NOT sii W plense von, M TKLL US. W Ca WW Tell others of our Su 'jg GOOD DEEDS; tell Ur ^ us of our shortcomin^3. and we will try Dl WW to remedy them. Di Watch the Bank's Statements. W Ti 5 WE SERVE THE _ JJ PEOPLE. c? ? Nc /m] S the bank i '!< of JJ1 s lancaster s m W "Tun m' M ii C( [m] ,'"1' 2 RELIABLE." Oiiiiiiiiii FOR SALE?The Bailey place, cc tatning five hundred acres, mc o* less, estate of C. O. White. Apt to John Boykln, Camden, S. C. 12-tf FACTORY EXPERTS?Our Tyi writer Repair Department is charge of the most skilled tyi writer mechanics In the South, a our work Is guaranteed equal to th of any rebuilding plant in t country. All work handled prom] ly and fully guaranteed. J. Craytou & Co., Charlotte, N. C. 6-8-tf IAI v ( lunrn 1HDLK 3l Cash imere $6.48 v , . 9a aq 20 Yards 42-i >erge. . ..$6.48 made). .$9.98 20 Yarda Fa made). .$14.98 20 Yards Blc $1.48 200 Yards T $2.25 20 Yards Out $3*48 $1.00 Broad nee pants, price ?, , . 2.50 up to 57.50 50c Mohair. iOc, up to $2.00 40c Suiting. . s, prices Bed Tick at 50 up to $10.00 Tick (vvatc :>ats and Coat $1.00 Satin white, gre 50 up to $10.00 (10 , r. ?, ,1 PUIIJ ?? n 1 A . > ?nu vjiiuuicii :s viuun .rvpiuii ' 25c up to $2.50 10c and 12>/. ,H0ES $1.00 Men's .$1.49 Blankets at. $2 98 $3.50 Wool F $3.48 $4.50 Wool 1 at low prices. 40c Table Da , at $1.00 Table ] S3.50 and $4.50 A complet* Caps Ladies' and 25c up to $3.50 prices. )LJAP KAPKST KTORV AM I? A ? M \/il U/l 3 llllllllllllic Hank No. 88. W rATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF HE BANK OF LANCASTER g, cated at Lancaster, S. C., at the 3se of business October 21st, 1913. 00 RESOURCES. Q lans and Discounts. ... $505,146.89 rerdrafts 11,112.29 00 >nds and Stocks owned by the Bank 10,500.00 |,^5 lrniturc and Fixtures. 1,900.00 00 inking House 5,809.00 le from Banks and i.^P.1 Bankers 97,540.18 irrency 15,416.00 U >Id 3,565.00 Iver and Other Minor 00 Coin 1,575.48 W1 leeks anil Cash Items. . 1,385.64 Total $653,041.48 W LIABILITIES iptal Stock Paid In... $ 50.000.00 rpius Fund 100,000.00 'gg idivided Profits, less Current Expenses and M Taxes Paid 18,190.97 W le to Banks and Bankers 2,958.72 flD vidends Unpaid 350.00 g| dividual Deposits Subject to Check 229,380.15 10. vlngs Deposits 71,530.55 gg me Certificates of Deposit 94.035.60 irtifled Checks 17,500.0<j siller's Checks 4 9 5.53 lies and Bills Redis- .W, couhted 65.000.00 gig* sserved for Taxes 3,000 00 i. -< ,?31 Total $653,041.48 "gg* 'ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ^ County of Lancaster, ss: Before mo came Geo. W. Williams, ishier of the above named bank, W 10, being duly sworn, says that the ove and foregoing statement is a je condition of said bank, as shown 'gg' the books of said bank. GEO. W. WILLIAMS. Sworn te and subscribed before 'gg1 a this 27th day of October, 1913. ?^T< JNO. H. POAQ, Notary Public. trrect?Attest: 'gig4 LEROY SPRINGS. R. L. CRAWFORD, M WADDY C. THOMSON, r^1 Directors. raiititiiiiitit in- WANTED?Copies of The Lancaster ire News of April 1, 1913, November >ly 27, 1912, and July 22, 1913. If any of our subscribers have copies of The News of these date:i we would ap predate your sending them in to us. )e_ Lancaster Publishing Co. 11-tf >e; DR. C. B. PRATT, nd i at Dentist. Phone 28,-.. E. Office over Lancrsivr Pharmacy, fori.ierly occupied by Dr. High. Offl e hours, 9 to 1; 2 to 6. ' * x ^ ili SALE1 ^ A^A. A^A A^A A^A. A^A DRY GOODS nch White Cloth $1.00 >st Colored Calicoes... .$1.00 saching $1.00 'hread, white or black....5c ;ing (5c per yard) $1.00 Cloth 49c 39c 23c 10c, up to the best Feather ;r proof.) Charmuese (colors, blue, en, garnet) at 50c Yards to Customer^ Gingham at 4'/jC >c Dress Ginghams at..8^0 Underwear (wool) at. .. .75c 48c per pair and up blankets at $2.48 Blankets at. $2.39 imask, 54 inches 25c Damask, 72 inches 49c e line of up-to-date Millinery, Children's Hats, at reduced * row I ' I RTH. 11