The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 24, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
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?Mrs. Will Stogner is very sick
with grippe sit her home here. 1*
?Mr and Mrs. J. A. Stewman
have moved Intn t.hoii* homiiinma ...... v
residence in the eastern suburbs of
town.
?Mr. Hunter B. Neil! of the Unity
section has gone to Charlotte, where
he entered the Southern Industrial
Institute.
?The Cunningham Poultry Farm b
shipped !>0 pullets to commission
merchants in Washington, D. C., f;
last Tuesday. ii
?Desks, recitation benches and
other material were ordered recently ^
by Mr. John II. Steele of Lancaster a
county.?Southern School News. 5
?County Superintendent of Education
V. A. I,ingle has been in Co- (
lumbia this week in attendance upon y
the meeting of county superinten- n
dents.
Y
Rev. J. F. Hammond has accepted
a call to the pastorate of the Second
Baptist church and has removed with *(j
his family to this place and entered
actively into the work. We welcome
them to our midst. r
?Mr. Harry Hirsch of Lancaster
spent last Thursday in Kershaw at n
the home of Mr. L. Jacobson. While h
here Mr. Hirsch purchased a onehalf
interest in the 14-acre tract of c
land formerly owned by Mr. R. L. d
So well, and situated just outside the
town limits on the southeast side.? s
Kershaw Era. v
?The teacher of the fifth grade of li
the Central school wishes us to say C
that she Inadvertently omitted the
name of Lewis Murchison in making c
out the honor roll of that grade for
the past month. ^
BANKS MUST ACT
WITHIN A MONTH ?
T
National Institutions Have Till 1>
February 22?Many Will
Come In. n
Washington. Jan. 21.?Misunder- "
standing among many bankers as to "
that part of the currency act which
provides when banks shall enter the
reserve system led treasury officials _
to issue a statement tonight, designed ,,
to clear up the stltuation and to prevent
needless inuuires. The state 1
ment says in part:
"A number of banks appear to be
under the impression that only banks .J
located in reserve cities are reouired
as a matter of law to signify their acceptance
of the federal reserve act ^
within 60 days from its passage. All a
national banks are required to signify "
their acceptance or non-aceptance of a
the terms of the act within 60 days, a
irrespective of their location.
"It is not compulsory that State V
banks and trust companies shall sig- J<
nify within 60 days from the passage a
of the act their inentions in the
matter."
More than 4,620 banks have made T
legal application for membership in
the new system. If applications continue
to reach the treasury at the r
present rate there will close to 6,000
by the end of the week. There jt
are only 7,500 national banks in the
United States and since by far the ^
greater portion of the application are
national banks, indications point to ''
but few remaining without the system.
The limit on banks is February
22.
According to treasury officials, the .
total capital of the national banks
which have formally applied repre- .
8ents about 70 per cent, of the capital
of all the nation's national hanks.
Eighty-two States banks and trust /
companies have applied for membership,
and since the approval of the .
reserve act December 23, 64 such in- 1
stitutions have expressed their desire r<
to become national hanks.
n
APPEAL TO BAPTISTS tl
' o
Secretary of . State . Mission Hoard Ri
Urges Contributions
The News has been re quested to _
publish the following:
To the Baptists of Charleston and
vicinity:
I am addressing you through your
community paper, as well as through
the Bapists Courier, appealing to you '
to enable me?by personal gift from
each of you?to pay an embarrassing ' w
debt now resting on your State mis- fi(
slon board. ,
Quite a number of people have sent ,
contributions, varying from twenty- 11(
five cents to ten dollars, but the
aiuuuiu icmieu uuen uoi come near
paying the debt. By just a small ?ac- I __
riflce and some self-denial, hundreds q,
of our people could send me at least *
one dollar on this debt. This I beg
you do. Please do not imagine that
your neighbors will send theirs and,
therefore, that you need not send
yours. This is probably Just what your
neighbor is thinking about you.
If you send cash you will receive
a receipt at once, but if you send a
check or postoflrtce order you will need
no receipt. The name of each giver,
and amount given. Is put on my book
Of remembranco. Act at once, so we
can settle this early In February.
Fraternally,. W. T. Derieux corresponding
secretary.
Oreenvtlle, 8. C.
Mr. Latter Davis Opens Magazine and
Cigar 8tand at Hotel Royal.
A very attractive and at the same
time convenient addition has been
made in the last few days by Manager
Williams of the Royal Hotel, who Is
always looking out for the convenience
and comfort of his patrons, as
well as the people of Lancaster. He
has granted to Mr. Latta Davis the i
space and privilege of the hotel i
lobby for a complete line of cigars '
and smoker's supplies. In addition ;
Mr. Davis will carry the latest papers j
\ <. and a complete line of current maga- j
sines. He will appreciate your pat-1
ronage and will be glad to deliver any !
/ thing you may want. Call the Hotel
' Royal.
of
PERSONALS < '
di
lit
Mr. B. Curtis Mackey was a Charatte
visitor yesterday. in
Mr. J. 11. McManus of Rock Hill fa
. as in town yesterday. of
Mr S. M. Barnette spent Wednesay
at Great Falls with ids sister, it
Irs. W. B. Shoemaker, who continues 111:
ulte ill. to
Mr. I). Iteeee Williams made a proossional
visit to ltock Hill today. pr
Mr. J. C. White left yesterday on a a
uslness trip to Alabama 01
Miss Louise Wylie returned today
rom a \isit to Mrs. C. W. Retiuarth ^
ii Charlotte. JMiss
Charlotte Jones and Master
tiddleton Jones have returned from
visit to their sister, Mrs. J .W. p<
ai^ram in Kershaw.
Mr. L. it. Roberts of Lancaster. S
!., was a business visitor in the city H.
esterday.?Charlotte Observer, Wedesday.
u
Rural Policeman J. F. Addison of
ran Wyck was in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Witherspoon a
nd children are spending a few ai
ays In Columbia. pi
Mrs. Albert Whitesides and daugh- ?
er of Rock Hill are expected tomor- W
ow for a visit to Mrs. Jack White
Capt. A. H. Greene and Mr. Wll- cc
lam Greene Williams were visitors W
i Columbia this week. b<
Mr. S. J. Richarason of Union
ounty, N. C., was In town Wednes- gi
ay on business.
Mr. T. W Secrest of Osceola is
pending the week at Pageland,
here he is engaged in surveying ^
and for the Pageland Real Estate
lompany. w
Mr. D. C. Flynn of Union is in the gj
ity for a few days. nj
sa
M
^trent-Teachcrs' Association at
Craigsville Meets.
The members of the Parent-Teach
r Association of Craigsville district, pj
To. 1, met on Monday afternoon, pi
'lie association was called to order nr
y the president, the first Psalm read d?
lso by her. then a short prayer by H
Lev. W. S. Patterson. After the
linutes were read and adopted and G
oil called, Mrs. J. E. Craig read a
n-omifs?: iium ??i V IIIIU Welfare
Work and a part of an adress
mado by Mrs. Higgins before
tie VVorcestor, Mass.. association.
Ir. N. H. Conser road an article 011
Home and Its Itclation to School."
Irs. .J. Clark Robinson road a very qj
iteresting paper 011 "The Time to
login." Miss Annette Craig gave ?
rme current news of Child Welfare
/ork in this country and in Austria
iungary. Refreshments of cake, j?
elatine and cream were served by a
committee of school children. Five B
tore patrons became members of the
ssociation. We adjourned to meet
gain on February 13th, nnd we
gain invite all patrons of Craigsille
district No. 1. who have not
lined to conie and be with us on the
fternoon of that day.
COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION.
'lie J. T. Wylle Company Are Offering
a White Shower.
An annual event, growing larger
ach year, at the J. T. Wylle Coinany,
is the sale of white goods. By
joking over the full page ad in this
?sue we think you will agree with
Ir. Wylie, the manager, when he
ays this present sale will be the bigest
in the history of this lirin.
Mr. Wylle is a most careful buyer
nd hence you will not find old goods
larked down, but new goods reduced,
nd this reduction is not the result1
f overstocking, but is to make room
ir the arrival of spring shipments, j
'resh goods at reduced prices alays
appeal to the buying public. It
t not a case of "old wine" but into '
new bottles," but new wine in new
ottles, at a lower valuation, to make !
nom for the advent of spring ar-1
ival3. If you will make a visit to '
tie J. T. Wylie Company today and ,
ote how busy they are arranging
*vlij olnol/ v/vii ii' i 1 1 lfio m onmolhlurr !
f the art and arduous labor necosiry
to make ready for a particular
nd discriminating trade, such as
lis house caters to.
GOOD ADVICE.
The following ten rules is life
>r women! offered by Dorothy Dlx,
re well wdKllk-sasslng on:
To be a humln being first and a
oman afterwards.
To learn how toTta some one thing
ell enough to makaa living by it,
> that I need never\("ar the horro
r dependence. ^
To regard love as the\ugar on the
>p of tL" c^ke of life, nofcHhe whole
lbstance.
To serve faithfully and well those
TANDING OF CONTESTANTS IN
THE J. F. MACK FY $400.00
PIANp CONTEST.
Week KmUfiK January 21, 1014.
2?1,045/55 69? 889,305
4?1.15 5104 0 71? 688,500
6?1.044>04k_ 72? 671,820
11? 634.505 1 73? 876.165
14? 594,985 I 76? 678,775
20? 665.870 / 89? 698,885
21? 662,346 / 96? 769.626
26? 696,675 / 102? 562,870
28? 676,616 I 106?1,228,715
29? 665,980 V 114? 645,860
23? 644,136 ^M.16? 790,800
25?1,011,070 1\7?1,606,705
26? 694,825 la)?1,692,870
27? 635,605 1|B? 689,366
29? 693,996 liO?1,572,186
10? 642,625 B6- 737.476
H? 664,760 W&? 571,190
15? 793.416 143-V 629,098
16? 591,495 1454 541,350
17? 680,945 150/ 1,472,300
>S DI9.5UO 16^- 8UZ.Z1U
19? 674,826 15f? 813,290
(0? 895,986 15i? 669,695
>3? 699,775 166^- 697,865
>5?1,692,120 157? 836,765
>8? 696,945 169? 961,035
>9? 685,376 160? 782,270
50?1,680,590 162?1,210,070
? 697.685 163? 659,030
\2? 641,815 164? 645,125
(4? 690,795 165?1,036,605
*6? 964,085 166?1,000,610
18? 901,420
rHE LANCASTER NEWS, J A
mi icii/ xu uuy your cow IliaeS, pniij,j
mink, otter, muskrats, 'possum,
on, ]? ' horse hides.
rant 6,000 pouno^JiWyice. See mo FOR
jfore you sell. Capers Cauthen. Pln
rvrr 1 1 ^iy T^r IT TP bales of good FOR
hay for sale at Trar stables. J. II. '' we
ritherspoon & Co. front
bidde:
li. JACK CRENSHAW and Mr. E. Porte<
sNJVlcJJflanus are now with me and *u Fr
ould he^Npleased to bring you a ernmt
nger Sewing MThi^ine. How in the tlficat
ime of common reSSThwcan you be Jones
itisfied without one? A^iLLindsey, WM a
gr. Singer Store. ;*3-34 one A
Mule
VETERINARY SURGEON. i
I have located in Lancaster for the 3,500
actice of my profession, and am !
eparedHo treat your live stock for gardl<
ly and aH fllnrft^gs. Calls answered
ly or night. CaT^ipe at Gregory- j FOR
ood Live Stock ComT^wiy. I to j
\V. H. HOTZ, Veterinary Surgeon. Cross
raduate U. C. College, Washington t! e t<
D. C. Capt.
John
DR. C. B. PRATT, r
v IJunt ist. uc\
Ph<^u> 285. the b|
Office over LanN<ster Pharmacy, now r
hce hours, 9 to 1; 2 to 6.
wmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmamamm
ONL
We nmst vai
move to the
tilers in the
entire stock <
Goods Mus
6c Calicoes at
6c Ginghams at
l()e Dress Ginghams at
50c Mohair Goods at
75c Di ess Goods at
$1.00 and $1.25 Dress Goods ;
$:>.00 and $3.50 Blankets at. .
$1.50 Blankets at
10c Outing at
10c Bed Tick at
30c Feather Tick at
10c White Sea Island Goods i
42-Inch White Cloth, 21 yards
40c Underwear at
50c Underwear at
$1.00 Underwear at
$1.25 Men's Dress Shirts at..
Ladies' and Men's $2.00 Shoe*
$3.00 Shoes at
$4,50 Shoes at
75c Children's Shoes at
Men's $2.00 Pants at
Men's $3.00 Pants at
Men's $4.50 Pants at
my own household, but not to 'rj
?rmlt myself to become a slave to 111)
iem.
To develop my sympathies In every
erection so that 1 may truly be a ^ ^E
11? sist. : to all the world. One
To continually reach out for fresh P**>ph
terests in my life, so that if one them,
lis me I shall not be left bankrupt Ka>' tl
rqpource of happiness. read
To work always and to realize that sue >'<
is as much of a shame for a worn- your t
an to be a parasite as it so for a man
be one. WE II
To let no human being go from my to
esenoe without giving him or her Horto
happier thought and a brighter
- com
iusinesis Notices ,vurk
jr . . __
rffi SACK?A lot of baled shucks, r\-s"
Hue for co\<**i?*|LtiOc per bale tie- 1
irered. J. II. Will'ei "|Wlim & Co. l>ec.
VKN SIRj'TLD you not cure to make ' ^
a purchase today, the J. T. Wylie ce^
:>mpany t(> know they r<><^ ai
ke pleasure in showing their values ^"vel
id you are just as welcome as a ''shin,
irebasiug customer. 33 i
IF YC
r a Mfnnrv 1 ? ? In 1
four Worse farms near Jones
RoadV-nt>bn\aj^ich Is located 0>5j ''AN
tvo-story resldencrf^y^ the late
W. J. Mcllwaine. Apply to "The
C. McDow.
SUPERINTENDENT OP ED\TION,^Mr
Llngle, announces ?u.
auks for>mrtrP9?wiiUipl itid nre ^ 0 ^
eady for distribution?"^ ^ '??> o
whi iihwwi i !?i i i wavmux . a i nmmmrmmmmmnmmmmmmmm
m - anpmm-mimm?
Y 5 tlAYi
eate this bnildingNf
stand formerly oce
Moore Block. \Ve<
>f MERCHAND1S1
it be Sold Re
4V2c Men's*
41/ rt I A I ,
"*72^ .Mi'il ? '
Sy2c Boys'?
38c $3.50 15
48c $4.50 E
it 63c $7.50 E
$2.68 JO Ball
98c 21 Yar
7%? 15c Fa<
8V2C $1.00 Si
19y2c $1.50 Si
it 7y2c $4.50 S
i $1 HO d> o OA m
y?*p?>.uu x
23c $3.50 a
' 38c $7.50 ai
68c Men's :
73c Ladies'
$1.48 Boys'I
$1.98 150 Pa
$2.39 value
48c Andros
$1.39 12i/2ca
$2.23 $12.50
$2.98 at..
JAKOFF
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NUAKY 24, 1914
siness Notices 7pfi[p
ARNFD aiul distinguished mun
e saldt "Find out what the
? wantV and then give it to mna
The j. "Wyiie i'oinptwiy
ley have it. If you have ii)t>t '?f>i
their advertisement in this isju
have not done your duty to
" ! S /
? ^
AVBtCAR OF NO. 2 SHINOLKS W4 0 .
sell tiiP! uulu wards fc
n. ^
?? rW
> TWO-HORSK FARM of rresli
il and M-room house to rent or J
on halS i 11 M jjybnrn. [fij] tiou c
^^3 2-33-P y"i
1'^ the at
? ...
a aI1<i am:. ^
' stiiton
'.vVjjJTER HIM HONS- Just ro- & inseili
,*0( *miirter's Ideal" f g^A
id purple rlbbons*>Ui Royal and E
Typewriters. Lancaster Pub- AA
g Co. S ractor
1 S been
)U NEED a good suit of clothes PjP
foil's or boy8*, get It at M. W only
toh's. He will save you money. i>^T< frjen<j
' i
SAL&?^?edar posts and dry age o
e wood. Apply J. E. Craig. I .
I PP? this c
SALE?On Feb. the 2nd, 1914, PP4 \ye
will sell at public auction in fjfc
of^ur stables to the highest tunlty
r for^^jh, "Domino," the im- PP.
i Frenclimnoach stallion, bred fjjf patroi
ance, siret^by the French gov- tholr
mt stallion ^ourbilllon." Cer- ^P,
e of pedigree can be seen at Aft port
-Elliott Mule Co.'s stables. We
lso sell at auction on same day 1914.
ne Spanish Jack. Jones-Elliott Pjft
Co. 31-35 jj accou
PAIRS of children's, ladies'
[ men's Bk^figrnust be sold rc- Y<
^ss of cost al Mr- Pollakoff's.
H Till<
RENT OR LEASE?From one ,UL
HEHHSEIIE
i Ha
I Statement
I THF BAN*
f |located at L{
mT,y^.r close of buslrn
t NKW !,
Loans and l)is
y 1 Overdrafts
MIX II I ' <IIIU
f | by the Haul
I Furniture ami
\ I Hanking IIoui
invite the atten\ from ,
>f the? public tJ 1 ,, H;mk,,r*. .
I Currency . . .
inexed statemen/ Gold
I Silver and Oi
presenting thfc 1 Coin . . . .
Cheeks and C
[lent, we are not
dble of the fact loVl . . ^
>uch a very satis- Capital Stock
Surpli* Fund
y showing has Undivfled Pi
made possible TaxV? PakT
through the I)ue toXanks
ers. . ^ . ,
ship and patron- IndividualYDe
, 4. Ject to Cfcec
f the people of Savings dAoe
oinmunity.
tahs this oppor- fee
to thank our Other Lialdlit
Interest Nk
us, and to ask Savings a
Certificate
continued sup,
. .. Total . . .
during the year STATE OF S(
We invito new County o
Before me c
nts upon a r> cip- Cashier of thi
who, being du
basis. above and foi
. ????? true condition
to t>er\e, by the books
? r ^ G
. HANK 01' Sworn to an
[CASTER
Nc
Old Reliable." , Correct?Attei
I L. Crawford
tors..
w ?-V ?w W ^ <P W ? f "T %'
.8.s.3.aj.>a.8.?.?e.s.g;
5 IVIOR
v February 1:
J %/
Kpied by Allis<
the pull
gardless
Suits $
Coats, All Wool !
>uits
toys' Suits
toys' Suits
Joys' Suits
s Thread for
ds White Homespun....
?e Powders
nit Case
uit Case
uit Case, Solid Leather...
ranks
ud $4.00 Trunks
id $10.00 Trunks
mrl fThilrlmn'? TTn+a orirl (
and Misses' Hats at low j
*ants, sizes 5 to 18, at....
irs of Dr. Jacbo's Childrc
ss, at, a pair.. *
s Scoggin 12V^c Bleaching
nd 15c Cannon Cloth at...
and $16.00 Ladies' Tai
I CHEAPES1
ON EARTI
5
nk Xo. :t:i. R
or the Condition of
C OF LANCASTER,
monster, S. C., a tthe
ss January 13th, 11)14. M
:sources. w
counts. . . . $453,674.87 i^i
7,490.15 *30]
>eks owned twrtkl
< 10.500.no
Fixtures.. 1.000.00 [^Pj
O.ouij.UU rMi
tanks and
155,ICR.22 r.^fl
18,702.00
3,050.00
tlier Minor [QM
3,035.35 Mkl
ash Items. 301.72
$059,319.31 r?1
ABILITIES. I*? 4
Paid in... | 50,000.00 MM
100,000.00
rofits, less
penses and MM
22,105.15 Ml
and Bank
3,640.38 MM
posits Sub- rfj*l
k 282,855.29 fHl
ilts 88,268.18 M*J
ites of De- rgjAl
89.827.51 ^^4
KS 14,338.38
cks .. .. 513.47 O
les, viz:
eserved on jBP.
founts and
e^. .. .. 7,770.9 5 Q
V ....$659,319.31 W
lUTtl CAROLINA,
f L&icaster?as.
'amAGeo. W. Williams,
b abVve named bank,
ly swbrn, says that the
repoinp statement Is a ^9
of said bank, as shown
of said bank.
EO. W. WILLIAMS. <M>
id subscribed before me AA
of January, 1914.
JNO H. POAG. L*
?tary Public of S. C.
st: Loroy Sprinps, R. <(
I, L. C. Payseur, DirecCD
Bi:t8?:a:aO>
I
E
st will
i>n Bro>lic
our
of Cost
tf.ya up to
$1.98 up to $2.98
$1.25 up
$2.48
$2.98
$4.98
5c
98c
7c
...68c
98c
$2.98
$2.39
$3.39
$5.98
)aps 15c to $2.48
>rices.
. 19c UT) to ffel.98
:n's Shoes, $1.50
83c
at 8 l-3c
9c
lor Made Suits
$7.98
r STORE
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