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4 f , LOCAL DOTS Names I>n I I , , ' [ ?Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. B| 1 . ? p dEtobinson, Saturday night, a boy. | w J B ?Mrs. M. J. Perry won a trip to E. L. F Europe and Mr. J. T. Woodward a g' 3' 3 tVtctrola in the big subscription con- j' 3 test of The Columbia Record, which 3 jj j. closed last week. j ' 3 ' pj, ?Mrs. A. S. Fowler and little son H. H. F came from Atlanta Sunday to join I L. F. D Mr. Fowler, the cashier of th eCataw-i Paul T. ba Fertilizer Company. Mr. and Mn. 5. Powlpr nrp llvlnc nt tho Ua?o1 Wnwnl 1 r* " - ?..? w.'Oi mvvjui. | B. r>. A ?Mr. J. C. Elliott suffered a pain- ! ful injury when he slipped on the ice Inn. and fell in front of Ills stables Sat- 3 urday. He was not seriously hurt. w D I but has been confined to the house j ' . for several days from bruises sustain- F l ed* ' L.J. *H ?Judge Ernest Moore received Shelton his commission as judge of the sixth \v. M. ! judicial circut this morning. He will Judson go to Moncks Corner, county seat of 2. Berkley county, the first Monday in r. j, b, March, where he will hold his first , t. J. H tern? I J. L." Ri ?Rev. J. C. McManaway of the , J. B. C Baptist Home Mission Board of South W. A. ] Carolina will preach at the First J. J. P Baptist church next Sunday morning B. C. A on home missions. I E. H. 11 ?Mrs. Roddey Reid is at the Pen- . Frank nell Infirmary for treatment for up- A. C. ^ pendicitis, and was successfully op- J. P. F erated 011 Saturday morning. She is' W. L. 1 getting along all right.?Rock Hill M. J. (? Record. | S ?The friends of Prof. William E. ' ! Moore, who was formerly principal of the Henth Springs graded school, * ... ., . were interested to see his picture in , ' 7. The Columbia Record of Sunday last . ,ar ? and a review of half a year's work of * _ the McMaster school in that city, of 1 p p which he is now \principal. j ( ?The play, "My Old Kentucky, John F Home," booked for Thursday even- 3 lng at the Mackey opera house, is said jj m. I by competent qrltics to compare fa-' p ( vorably with "The Old Homestead," I A ' ^ ' j which mnnv nf vnn havo coon I - ' -- j? ",v" | s. o. c pleasure. It belongs to a class of en- | j Wyli tertalnments which will alwayR find an audience in a Bouthen town, | where sentiment Is still dominant In the hearts and lives of the people. ?"My Old Kentucky Home" at the I^ll Mackey opera house nexk Thursday night, February you enjoy a good laugh amsKwant to spend a pleasant eveijiir^-seo "My Olif^Kenfucky Hop^T /ThkS Is a goocF Atrong Special tx) fcorop A|m if eat dificuf & sweet i Pipniiitr w?g r^funnyxEM<5Ma*^i5wftractors, ' jt has talented a<^esiW^foncert dance, your hu great play, jreflUed, moral, pure and hfmd In h Instructive. Ipon't forget the date, the comm February 19tn. Prices 26. 3 5 and |es bavin? 50 cents. Children 25 cents. Re- t a few cnt served seats pn sale, R. C. Hough's ' jjut we he Jewelry store! The weatl ' ; i I few days Ing the roi ??~~~~~""~????j offer cong PERSONALS ?. J In the sp ' Mr. Od Mrs. Mary H. Rarron and Miss ( Marv Locke Rarron spent the past week-end In Charlotte. 1 mi.?? Mr. W. McD. Jones of Tlmmons- Wh!to nil vllle spent the week-end In Lancaster r??on.,v with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. ' Miss A! Jones- ed their a Dr. T. A. Crawford of Rock Hill Harris, was here on business yesterday. | Mr. Sa Mr. E. R. Rooker of Farmvllle, s|ch with Va., was a visitor here this week. | Mrs. J Mr. C. F. Dalton and Misses Selene Miss Ada and Annie Parks Hutchinson of Char- |un?" s??h" lotte were the week-end guests of. Col. and Mrs. Leroy Springs. Miss Betty Brown Is visiting her . sister, Mrs. S. W. Heath at Stone- ' boro. 1 lit Mrs. M. C. Cureton of Liberty Hill ' a., " Is the guest of Mrs. L. J. Perry. I Heath . Mr. Dlllard 3. Hooker of Charlotte Moore has spent the week-end in Lancaster with *'aR friends. (tor* Willi Miss Lillian Robinson Is spending c,*nuy. a few days at the home of Mr. J. E. ;Re?" ,n 11 Craig. Mr SMrs. S. R. Patrick and daughter,1 "t&n^ M Julia May, of.Whito Oak are visiting i r"rnlt"r.e Mrs . A. B. Robinson. ?lv?" h,Ir Mr. D. E. Boney of Yorkville Is a ?l8pC visitor in Lancaster this week. " 1 61 Mr. LeonSard Poag of Lancaster Is , 'ar or tne a visitor ln*the city the guest of his House, f brother, Mr. W. T. Poag.?Rock Hill *'ee* wltl Record. . !,,y here Mr. T> J. Dabney spent the past' Mr. G. week on a trip to Sumter and Flor- . i ence .counties. . " ; tained a ? f Lost Fine Mare. birthday ] Mr. J.tfl. Craig had the misfortune ' * Arthur last night to lose his fine bay mare. ar(> confln which he had owned for years. H?,wtth niPa was driving her to town yesterday j when she took suddenly sick on the { poit \ p way. He brought her on to Laucaa-' ter for treatment but she died short-I ly after.reaching here. I Date of HELPFUL WORDS | The tin ;a chambe From n LanrnHtcr Citizen. j gariizcd h Is your back lame and imlnful? Thursday Does it ache especially after exer- 1 , . ' V tlon? !n,Kht of 1 Is there a soreness in the kidney 1 R was d? region? | Don. Johi These symptoms suggest weak kid- \jr jj# m. neys. ' If so there is danger in delay. Weak kidneys get fast weaker. merce. an Give your trouble prompt attention. 0<> our hi Doan's Kidney Pills, are for weak organlzatl kidneys. I the meet! Your neighbors use and recom-'w'" he s mend them. / j Tuesday i Read this Lancaster testimony. | *'ee are h< L. P. Ciyhurn, French 8t., Dan can- interostinj ter, 8. C.. says: "My experience with mi?ch to t Doan's Kidney pills has been so sat-ievery ,TOa Isfactory that I do not hesitate to Remerabe recommend them for kidney trouble/, Tuesday I got this remedy at Crawford Bros.' hou drug stroe, when I was suffering t " from backache and nthet symptoms of kidfiey complaint. It soon re- The Dli lleved me. I hate not been bothered America^ _ since.'? lng on 8? For fale by all dealers. Price 50 Antloch. cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo. Creek, 1 New Yprk, sole agents for the United councils t States. . will be se' Remember the name?Doan's? and take no other. 0> THE LANCASTER NE\ '1ST OF JURORS. **vn for March, l?14. Term SOCIAL 'NE, 14^S of Court. 1 *' ' ?GRAND JURY. , tterson. Lancaster. ^ I A delightful meeting of the Fr! alley, Jr., Lancaster, Rout 6 day Afternoon Book Club was hel . McGill, Heath Springs. Friday, when Mrs. CL T. Connors wa ailes, Fort Mill, No. 2. hostess, enteratning her guest ell, Lancaster. I most charmingly. Despite the ver iinson, Kershaw, No. 5. i inclement weather, many members c arper, Lancaster, No. 6. 1 congenial club braved snow an towell. Lancaster, No. 7. . Ice to enjoy the hospitality of thl abney, Lancaster. popular hostess. After the roll cal Beckham, I^ancaster, No. current events and reading of the pla elaborate and delicious refreshment . Hlnson, Lancaster, No. 8. were served by Mesdames J. ? PKTIT JURORS Patrick of Rock Hill and J. K. Con . ? _ nors. The color scheme of pink an a ien, Lancaster No. white was effectively carried out an , . . . ? , each guest was given an attractiv ison, Lancaster. ! valentine as a souvenir of the aftei rant. Lancaster No. 2. noon. Sstridge, Kershaw No. 5. | * * * inson. Kershaw No. 3. j Miss Kate Reed entertained lat Hayes, Waxhaw No. 5. Friday evening at a most enjoyabl Stevens, Lancaster. Valentine party. Several appropriat D. Hinson. Heath Springs games amused the younger set. wh were her guests. One of these was niley. Heath Springs No. 3. contest at which Miss Pauline Mario owell. Lancaster No. 7. won the prize, a handsome Valentin* eed. Lancaster. and Mr. Ohauncey Gregory receive askey, Lancaster No. 3. tjlo booby, a comic one. lly a unlqu McCorkle, Lancaster No. 1. device partners were found for r< atterson. Fort Mill No. 2. freshments, which were served h ddison, Lancaster No. 4. Misses Isabel Reed and Curry Perr torton. Kershaw No. 2. j? the dining room, where red heart Mcllwain, Lancaster. were everywhere in evidence. Fac Villlnms, Lancaster. 1 guest was given a valentine. Mb lynn, Lancaster No. 7. Moida Hodges assisted the hostes Pettus, Fort Mill No. 3. in receiving and entertaining Ik rifiin, Osceola No. 1. | friends. istare. Lancaster. Plyler, Lancaster. |)p\Tu OF MR. T. M. C. MOSIKI hunderburk, Lancaster No. toberts, Jr.. Kershaw No. 3. Lancaster County Loses a <*oc A. Rird. Kershaw No. 5. [ Citizen, ell. Lancaster No. 3. i ^ ^ q Mosler, a well know P. Brown, Lancaster^ 1 flirmer Df tlie Tradesville section < erguson. Riverside No. 1. this county, died at an early lioi \dams, Kershaw. Sunday morning at the Magdaler . Hlackmon, Lancaster No. Hospital in Chester, where he ha ,, ? gone for treatment about ten da; lalln n, Lancaster No. 1. ago. Mr. Mosier .was taken sic ?ask . Lancaster No. 3. with measles abqut a month ag door*., Lancaster. which developed into pneumonia an Jregory, Kershaw. later into pleurisy, for which he wi e Stewart. taken to Chester to be treated. ? Mr. Mosier was a leading citlzc of his section. He was a most pr . , gresslve man and a successful fa INTY NjbUfv mer. From boyhood he had been Ull 1 1 11 Li If U member df the Union Baptist churc m which he served with both his tin y and his means. His parents, wl - ? ? . I were natives or North Carolina, dlt y before their son was seven years i /The News. 'age and Mr. Mosier was thus left i it Plains, Feb. 16.?As make his own way In the world. I been same time since close application to the business i nible Scribe wrote, will farming he succeeded in provldir i few dots. The health of wen for his large family, to who unity is very good, the meas he was most generous.- It was h ; disappeared. There are earnest desire to give each one of h ies of whooping cough yet. children a thorough education. T1 >pe it will soon pass onward eldest son, Mr. T. Jefferson Mosie jer has been bad for the last entered the University of Virgirf with sleet and snow, mak- last fall and has taken a fine star ads most impassable. Let me there already. Mr. Wilson Mosler ;ratulations, Miss Editor, on a student in the Central high scho e chamber of commerce may herd. All of Mr. Mosier's other chi id grow as the buds on trees dren who are old enough are ring time. ' school. us Farmer is visiting in Had he lived until next May M N. C. Mosier would have been 4 6 years < A. Love of Kershaw visit- age. He is survived by his wife at i in this section last Sunday eleven children, viz: Jefferson, Wl Lola and Fay Blackmon of son. Hazel. Manly, Terry, Charli iff, visited Miss Ada Roberts Ruth, Coy, Janie and two other vei young children. lice and Perry Taylor visit- The remains were brought to Lai lunt recently, Mrs. R. C. caster Sunday and interred at Unit church that afternoon, the funer muel Long's baby is right services heing conducted by his pa pneumonia. tor. Rev. B. F. Carson. R. Roberts and daughter, . .visited Mrs. M. J. Ellis Appropriation Hill is Passed by tl - House. The following is taken from Tl HEATH SPRING. Columbia State of this morning: In a little less than five hours tl house passed the general appropri ' The News. tion 5m to third reading at its se Spring, Feb. 16.?Dr. W. S. slons yesterday afternotm and la s two acres of alfalfa which night. With scant ceremony, tl aunced by farm demonstra- house voted ' down nearly all. tl ams and Elliott, when here amendments proposed to the varioi to be the finest they had items in the bill'after they had bef heir travels over the state. ; exnlained hv ?om<? m m ? WWMV uiyWUCI Ul VI C. McMackin baa Juat in- | ways and means committee. Tl >me handsome and useful total of the bill as It was passed 1 in his barber shop, which the house last night was increased 1 i an up-to-date equipment ' about $35,000. The bill as report* >rk. by the committee carried a total ? rry Therrell, assistant cash- j $2,.397,795 and pKdvided for a sta' Rank at Chesterfield Court levy of 7 mills, iy/ increase of % of spent several days of last mill over the tax collected by tl ti his mother and her fain- state in r1912. The bill will be sei , to the senate today. T. Poole of Pageland visit i in town Sunday. Jiew Advertisements In Today's Issu Miss Juanlta Hough entor^r gtftr Tjj^tre?Week's program. few of her friends at a j Edwards ft Horton?To the Fa party at her mother a)home, mer8 Qf Lancaster Coanty. afternoon. L. Hlraeh ft Sons?"Clean Sweep Sims and Hewvard Mobley | ed to their respective homes WQMEN F,ND TH,S ,s ~ BETTER THAN CALOME IIAMHF.lt OF COMMERCE. 1 Many Mothers and Wives Ha* the Meeting Has Been learned That Dodson's Liver Changed. Tone is a Fine Remedy For ne of the meeting at which \ oiydlpatlon. . . . The Standard Drug Company ar r of commerce is to be or- ( Lancaster Ptm?uacy will tell yc las been postponed from that it takes the wom?*n>Jo realize tl afternoon until Tuesday merits of a new remedy iL>r constip next week, at 8 o'clock. As Hon and biliousness <|i1ckl\ ni , . . . .. surelv, whether it is foif themselvi wired to have present the or HOmPone elso |n tho/ families. i T. Roddoy, president, and , There are today*, a ygrent numb* Lee, secretary, respectively, of households tin wjfich Dodson r>ck Hill chamber of com- Diver Tone hn* corfe to take tl . . . , ,, i place of dangerous#calomel as wo ,d is important to have all * , BrenUdU for such ai i sin ess men presejit at the h aVatmosphere ? on. it was decided to hold happiness T^prevalls. ng at nighty Refreshments nodso?^iver Tone iXuncond e.rVK? ttM. "? ?i* l^'tionally/gua^nteed by the>tanda. i ght Messrs. Roddey and , g^mpaTy and by the /ancast, ?th live wires and will maJte. phanuaov to be a ?afo uvJL r#>me(i K talks. This meeting means d reKullUor Rbsol?tely/harmle he future ot ...neaeter. Let ^ . n in the town be present with eftlomrt / Doffson's is a p/asant-tastlr night at 8 o tlocV, at the vegetable liquid and /ears the ael ing head and suffering body with r Wnrtt|- v pain to or gripe. So perfect a remedy has Dodson Ho Council Junior Order of Liver Tone proved to be that yot Mechanics will have a meet- druggist will refund the purchaf IWrtThg, 81st. at which the price (10c.) Instantly without que Red^Klll, Unity, Camp tlon if you are not thoroughly sa Tadesvlll^^and Taxhaw infled. They are authorized to do ! lave been TiMtited. There by Dodson. who doesn't want yot 7 era I addresses. money unless his remedy can benef B. F\ USHER, you. Under such conditions a trii Secretary Dixie Council. would seem the part of wisdom. / VS, FKBRIJAUY 17, 1914. T Business Notices it"g]l"gjTl' . In an after-dinner speech, once, /Mj1 Murk Twain got ofT the following, I- which is not only witty, but is brim- i.^Ji 11 ful of good horse sense: >P|P< 'jj "When I was editing The Virvinia VP y City Enterprise, writing copy one day fjQ A >f and mining the next, I tried in many * " '1 ways to drive home the fact that ad- ^ * vertising pays. One day I received a ^1310 y letter from a subscriber saying that ,s he had found a spider pressed be- VP 1- ' tween the pages of his paper. He VP 'nv^( wanted to know whether this signified tjon Qf ^ () good or bad luck. I replied to him UgJ e through our Answers to Correspon- annexec ?. dents column as follows: Wm j I " 'Old Subscribed The finding of a 00 y 'spider in your copy of The Enterprise statement, it was neither good luck nor bad. The f> spider was merely looking over our ttfi insensible < e pages to find out what merchant was o not advertising in them, so that he lliat SU('h a a could spin his web across his door and factory sh n lead a free and undisturbed existence it forever after.' " | been mad (i ???????i [09 e Thos.? litt4T?ant Ads" are read j only thr i- h> 10,<K>0 everyVcfclr^-TTh*. Cent a kJJ friendshin v word. No ad for less than 25 cents. 08 p y 08 age of the ts I)U. C. Hvl'HATT will be out of the W ,, , I' city and Thursday. gj< this comnu ;s 18th and 19th, atu>h?jing the Cleve- 08 We take 4S land Dental Society oT^Jorth Caro- M "r Una, to be held at Charlotte. tunity to I.OST String of gold beads with patrons, a I. gohh^rrrfrvlietwven Western Union , office andlh^KItoyal. Finder will thelr cont please leave at Miss A0 port durin Rowden. 180, 1914. We n FOU QUICK SAUK?Four Faun In- 08 if dian ltSuner Ducks, 1 drake, 3 accounts u tr ducks 1 year old.-racing now, guar- ? rocal baB,g ie anteed to lay snow whm*Miggs. J. R. 00 id Dingle, Dancaster. S. C. 40 . Yours 1 /s k JERSEY COW FOR SALE?First-j 08 TIIL' |t o, r 1 ti - hTnnrnir rir)vv' e?"tio and fine inn D, id milker. Write or pliohe It. H. Mas- ? . . . is sey, Van Wyek, S. C. I 39-40-P 00 liAWoAi n ' 0P< "The Old 0. DBSK^WANTED?Will purchase at Wm r. bargtWai n flal W^WB^e desk with ft side drawers or typewriiN: desk with |0P4 b middle drawers. Must qp in good gtf ^ ^ ^ jp repair and bargain. Address II. C., \o care News. )d ____ t>f SISTERS READ my free offer. This to ad anl^your^jLdilves^entitles you to ten days' lEeatment thaV positively of cures all female weaknesses. Ad- /? /\| >g dress with stamp, Mrs. M. A. Hilton. 8 * I 1H m Kershaw, S. C. 37-46-P-F ^0 JU WANTED?You to know we have a 0^ ln good riocae Th^l buggy for sale. T' See us before vchr?tnurlf Nisbet & Wilson, Lancaster, S. C. 39-4 0 J," WE HAVE CAg<OE NO. 2 SHINGLES !, to sell TWs weelTT^VJildwards & * 11,Tv.r./i in Horton. iVIV uuu ln add watei r. GINNIMG NOTICE?We will gin on of Frldn^A oniptiwtll further notice. II ? nj.\J 1 id Lancaster Cotton TH^ Company. I fiVC ClllXer 34~tf 1 that I kiu ry WANTED?To buy your cow hides, I XlllclS, jllS i mlnk.l ottc muskrpTn 'possum,'I Don't t n. coon, sheep, goat and^TxLFse hides, j I >n Want 6.000 pounds at once. See me I that lllOlH al before you sell. Capers Cauthen. I Frcsll li COAL??rusqived car of good I Kingflll coal. Phone 15^P. B. Porter. i ceived. I ,e| X 38-? I Label Yel je'sOME ONE on the street said re- CoffCGS, C | cently^'IfLu.Hlrsch & Sons buy Qmmrp sir ie goods wltrTTlTe saTT^sklll they paint ollu?lc tl1 a_ signs their competltfSa?better look WBllt \VC ' s. out." Well, that's what^ajjo. Buy 11SJ Vmir m in large quantities and pay cash and * ,0 our custom gets the benefit. Are you ie a customer? If not, why not? JJt WANTHD. ie Reliable baslnees nua, whs bm* ie template* baying automobile, to reply reseat Lyoae-Knlght cars ta Laacaa>y ter coaaty. Hpleadld opportamlty. sd Partiralars write H. H. Palmer, #7 if Broad St., Charleetoa, S. C. te ~ 1 j Special Notice. . ie The Douglas Camp. No. 166, W. O. MM it W., will i^eet Saturday, the 21st, at I 12 p. m., Ail Woodmen are I fV|^ i urged to r"~'* n* as bust- I III e. ness is to be transacted?**^ j (HAS. S. CASKET, Clerk. I II | VRTRRIN A vt V tnrn/iBAV I have located in I^ancaster for the ? j practice of rn>*~pre{^s8ion, and am prepared to treat youNuve atock for any and all diseases. CalVanswered J, day of night. C'aJl me ar^Gregory- JU Hood Dive Stock Company. | W. H. BOTZ, Veterinary Surgeon. Graduate U. S. C. Veterinary SurI geons, Washington, D. C. "e "ave l' | ?. sonable price ul Notice of Discharge. to give all of Notice Ib hereby given that the our line over le underslgnek^^ftj; as executor of the for ()nf. 1)o?a ft. will of Mrs. MaiVaret D. Brown, deJ(j ceased, on Februaty 6, 1914, make ('llt r-<lge rlo Bs his final return to fha. probate court We know > of Dancjudor county aYd appaly lor something th BP letters dlsmlssory. p w t H W. McD. BRtaVN, I we want > ,j, Executor Will of Margaret D^-Brown. j A 1 you coi >11 Deceased. We have a 1- Jan. 6, 1914 T every day ant Notice of DLcLacge. "l* ""V" i- Notice Is hereby given that the un- Molasses are d derslgned -nrlll, as guardian of the especially for sr estate of Gladys Faulkner, on the and say, "Sell |y 2?th day of Pebimary, 1914, mako her vou .. Now f us final return as sudlr guardian and ap- f. is ply to the probate couiV<M 1,a no?tor thau y?u hav< I oeunty for letters dlemlsebtyTx & Horton eve ig ' MRS. A. B. HEGLBR, table and wh i- Oserdlao BetaU of Otadye Faulks?. W9rk. Work 10 'M1T Count, like t 's Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ir All persona Indebted to th? estate ie of K. O. Billings, deceased, will make s-1 payment at once; and all persons I wy l\i at t- baring cmieu^agalnet aald estate will I w4 I I \\ 10 please file sanW duly verified with I " ir Williams A WllllamsrAttorneys. It ' J. C. PHfWJPS, REMEMB 11 Administrator. I Feb. 3rd. 1914. 34-43-T ' 5 ~ r" .' im Bank No. 38. ^ Statement of the Condition of |H{ THE BANK OF LANCASTER, gj located at Lancaster, S. C-. a tthe 1-%w ?r close of business January 13th, 1914. BB 4 W RESOURCES. W Loans and Discounts. . . .$453,674.87 >^9 Overdrafts 7,490.15 09 III (Ml I Bonds and Stocks owned by the Bank 10,500.00 i>^5 I: Furniture and Fixtures. . 1,000.00 BB Banking House 5,800.00 fljft Due from Batiks and Bayers 156,165.22 BB Currency 18.702.00 BB I statement, . 3,650.00 Silver and Other Minor BB iting this Coin 3,035.35 Wm Checks and Cash Items. 301.72 we are not BB of the f*?t Total $659,319.31 W or tne r*ct LIABILITIES. iS veryyfotis- Capital Stock Paid in...? 50,000.00 BB f Surplus Fund 100,000.00 B? owing has Undivided Profits, less \ .. Current Expenses and BR e posqBtle Taxes Paid 22,105.15 fljB nncri. Bue to Banks and Bankougti tae firs 3,640.38 ?BB( and patrofi- Individual Deposits Sub- AA ^ ^ ject to Check 282,865.29 pv-wyie ?>i joiivingB ueposus 88,268 18 .. | Time Certificates of Dety" ^ posit 89.827.61 this oppor- |SertV?? C^Ckf 14.838.38 g, I Cashiers Checks .. .. 513.4 7 flP thank our I Other Liabilities, viz: V Interest Reserved on &*{ ad to ask Sy Savings Accounts and . , \ Certificates 7,770.9 5 < inued sup- 1 ' g the year frota! $659,319.31 year giLTI<] 0p SOUTH CAROLINA. W invite new \ County of Lancaster?ss. Before me came Geo. W. Williams, <9 po:i a r cip- Cashier of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the Q above and foregoing statement Is a 09 to serve, true condition of said bank, as shown lg|^ by the books of said bank. ANK OF OEO- w WILLIAMS. P9. Sworn to and subscribed before me flP CTI7D thlB day of January, 1914. 3ir'n JNO H. POAG. PI ? ? W1 ? NoUry Public of 8. C. M Reliable. Correct?Attest: Leroy Springs, R. ^ L Crawford. L. C. Payseur, Dlreo- JP ; VIETHING NEW IKA-KO iy <lan make cake out of KA-KO. Just \ li^ve in medium oven. fcliimnnii^ rl\\rv \TAt/ili mi i| niiVl i 1/ uicau, ent styles. 125 barrels of the same Flour >eked the bottom out of the price on for ;t received. I brget our TIP TOP FLOUR, the best iy can buy. ine of can goods on hands at all times, 's Hams and Breakfast Bacon just reCing Komus Red Velva, Vesma, Blue Iva Syrups in stock at all times. Pure >ur brands are Continental, Jackson id Class A. If we haven't got what you will get it for you. Phone, call or send *ders, we are here to serve you. Yours for business, E. W. SISTARE "GOOD THINGS TO EAT." ? ' THE FARMERS I raiimITIT I laui/d^ici V/UUiuy I le best line of GroceriiA to offer you at the most reathat has ever been cifrried in Lancaster. We want you a special Invitation Thwonie to our store and look We want to sell you sijlpounds of Parched Coffee r. We want you to buy eijough of our White Lily or ur to do you all summer. vhat you \tant and we have taken great care to buy at will give you the very best o {satisfaction, ou to make our place the place to meet your friends ne to town. shipment of Keg Molasses that we are expecting in 1 if you are going to buy*iny Molasses in this quanROine of the very best quality for you. This grade of rarely ever put up in this way. We bought these the FARMERS. We want you to come hack again I me another keg Just like the last one I bought from .ry us one time and see If you are not pleased better s been in a long time. When you trade with Edwards I ry one in the family are satisfied when they go to the I .> t en they get through eating they arc ready to go to makes dollars and you know everybody In Lancaster bene, even down to the babies. Very truly, ARDS & HORTON I KH WE SELL BRICK, SHINOI.KS A! I) COAL..