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v LOCAL DOTS * ?Mr. J. Perry Robertson has pur- J chased the livery business of Mr. , Foster Taylor, and will carry on the 1 business In the stable recently occu- Trip pied by Mr. F. B. Porter. ?Mr. Paul Ross Moore, who for the past year has been book-keeper at the Kershaw cotton mill, has re- 1 {VJIJCF turned to Lancaster, having accepted I a position with the H. Q. Jaudon Company, the engineering concern Starts i which Is installing the sewerage sys- Italy torn here. Mr. Moore's Lancaster friends welcome him back home. 1 caster. _ |_ Thoa ?married oy magistrate w. J. Tour." Crenshaw, at his resldonce, on Sun- by the day, July 12, Mr. John Jackson of pronou Bonds Grove, and Miss Loma Wolfe while, of Osecola. jso rath ?The regular monthly service will the ca be held Sunday afternoon at the Ep- well < i iscopal Church by the rector. Rev- and pr< C. W. Boyd at five o'clock. long n ?Dr. R. L. Robinson President of U. S. i Due West, Female College will Lazenb preach at Shlloh Church Sabbath every i morning at 11. o'clock. Ism. ( ?Remember the musical next plllaret Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at tains, > the home of Mr. John T. Green, Ad- vantag mlttanee 10 cents. See progrnm pub; "Miss 11 shed elsewhere In this issue. | urea It ?Much of the credit for the beau- and pa ttful decoration and scene effect at eral di Mrs. M. J. Perry Mexico In the enterts "Trip Around the World" Is due to larly g Mr. Ravenel. [pretty Mr. Ravene Gigntlllat, the engineer featun In charge of the installation of the fore tl new sewerage system Mr. Gignilliat British tiad palms and other tropicl plants, Tho sent from Florida and he, as well as Mrs \ Mr. Starling of Atlanta, another civil :transf< engineer constructed with the same COUDtr work have the thanks of the Civic, tnfluer League for their valuable assistance, history ?Sunday Morning 11 o'clock, there. Rev J. W. Little will preach at tho w|th ll Second Baptist Church. The sub- Erin, 1 ject for his sermon will" be-"What r!"V ^ Sin will do." The sermon will be folk ri Fr' In the form of chart picture 3 or 4. resent< Illustrated by that picture 3 or 4 mldab % feet wide. corona it ?The Rich Hill school will open From next Monday July 20 with Mr Walter crowd: Mobley as principal and Miss Beulah found Hlnson assistant. A third teacher will the di be elected before Monday. were ?Mr. Thomas R. Duren of the Queen Elgin section returned yesterday days from the Feonell Inflramy In Rock a ftern Hill where he recently underwent an apron* operation for appendicitis. Mr. Duren on the . ^ ,? Id much improved In health. looked count* Congressional Campaign Saturday. p.ro In our last Issue we Inadvertently Dle W( stated that the candidates would J,# Vr speak at this place Friday. We should have said Saturday. The uae(i j meeting will take place In the court brary house Saturday at 11 a. m., and will aceng I be presided over by County Chair- ven(j0', man Roach S. 8tewart. lovely ' ??? porch Permanent Secretary Elected. added The board of governors of the ^ al{ Chamber of Commerce held a meet- turea lng yesterday afternoon in the office Rhowr of Col. Leroy Springs, the president, i itauar for the purpose of electing a perman ;y|ctro ent secretary. Mr. A. Mc. P. Hamby from , was unanlnuously elected to this of- i r _ flee. Mr. Hamby appeared before the 1 .15?8 board and made a very favorable im- |wll& J pression upon them Mr. Hamby is a n?*f. man of wide experience. He served 2 for two years and a half as secre- j n? tary of the Columbia Chamber of|?very> Commerce. He is an experienced J?.ve'y civil engineer, having been in the era wl"a 1 ploy of the United States Govern- I _ ment for several years. He express- as n ed himself as well pleased with Lancaster predicting for our town a , ae bright tutur?. . Watcl cherls Ale ai Social News caps. ~ Far Two classes in the First Methodist Sunday school were entertained very J, ,.eij pleasantly Monday afternoon at the 2,? g home of Mrs. R. R. Riddle, where , ^ 8 her own and Mr. C. J. Carpenter's ^,8ter classes enjoyed a rook party. Jim naa8H rorier, won nrst prize, wmcn was a 1 book. After a number of other in- * **? tere8tlng games, the hostess served !" ..on* ice cream and cake. About a score; . 1 of young boys and gfrls enjoyed this ?p, happy occasion. ? tnotis * # * tor,a Miss Guy Skipper's fourteenth ?yer,. birthday was marked by a small but {Jje* very congenial gathering of the nina glrlB of her set. Tuesday afternoon al 11 a few friends gathered on the lawn, e, an bringing pretty and useful gifts to I .clee. ? their popular friend. Many games ow#?* were played, the girls entering Into ln t,ie them with zeBt. During the after- , * ai noon Miss Etta Skipper, sinter of the ,n the young hostess, served delicious re- acterlt freshments In two courses. Pro * * * ty, th< A doxen girls of the younger set tourlsl Vnjoyed a charming little afternoon clfic ft party yesterday when Mrs. Robert Mrs. 1 crawrord Brown entertained at her h< rook for ber attractive little nieces garder Misses Emma Proctor of Atlanta bright and Ella Crawford Heath of White on th< Oak. Miss Quy Skipper won first waB 0 price, a deck of rook cards. Miss stood IK.ary Olldesleevo Wylle cut the con- Qr awe eolation, a Dutch doll, while to the dango honorees Mrs. Brown gave pretty bourtn vanity fans. During the afternoon the ph dainty lcee and cakes were served. any w # ? game One of the prettiest and most en- proach joyable parties of the season was Mexico that at which Miss Botty Brown en- ttonarj terta'ned Wednesday evening at ber armed home on Main street In compliment throug to a popular visitor. Miss Annie Mexica Stark house of Marlon. It wr.s an auc 4meii< tlon bridge party of four tables and heavy Dutch score cards and quanltles of the th bright tultps made tho affairs most crocod! unique. The prise for nighest score, Oally a book of verse was won by miss alight Maude Moore while to Miss Stack- lake p house her hostesn gave n lovely gold |the hal friendship circle. Late in the even- ters fa ing r. salad courco with tea wrtc cer- heaven ved by llt'Jo Micseo Emma Proctor ita, fn of Atlunta and Ella Crawford Heath j balcon of White Oak, who are also guestd eavalle In this hospitable home. below. i i-.. , usasii w ^ Till ! OF WORLD in A GREAT SUCCESS ? L.oach visitors Conducted by The Civic trip to ? Mrs. League. ot Mon Dr. I PLEASURE DERIVED. - I motor n /imenca, men British Isles, , Mr. , Holland, Germany, Japan, visitori Mid Mexico Are Visited. ''^Mr"' e who rnado the "Grand ed to < conducted Monday & Tuesday are sp women of the Civic League, i Mrs. nee it a trip well worth their Rock 1 Many of thoso who went did Mrs. A tor from a sense of loyalty to Williai use, little expecting to be so Miss ntertained. But for pleasure day fo ofit it was a trip which will be|Connel ememberod. "The "good old Mr. the homo of Mr. L. C. Wonda y, was a mansion which filled will si tourist with thrills of patriot- | Mr. ")ld Glory spread its folds from days t 1 porch outside and from cur- family chandelier and every point of there, e within. Uncle Sam and Mr. Liberty" were conspicuous fig-j is ben 1 the gathering. In the hall Misi .rlors of this lovely home sev- expect rills with accompanying songs Beck lined the travelers, a particu- Heral< ;raceful flag dance by three | Mr. young girls being a charming a visit >. Lemonade was served be-, Dr. tie tourists set sail for the the St i Isles. !son. hospitable home of Mr. and Jrom, V. E. Taylor wan completely 'e (1 irmed and three Interesting Mr. le8, which have had such an , ir01 ICft Iri til A mnkinc n f wnrlH MT. were splendidly represented <-*rego The reception hall. Ireland. trlP v ts emerald symbols. Its harp of Mrits "blarney stone," St. Pat- fo,\ a 3ueen Macha, and Its Irish an?. imgs r:as no less cleverly rep- M" sd than England wlili her for- daugto le militant suffragettes, her ant^.tlon chair and other features. ; old England In the parlor the;111 , * of interested slght-seers ?PeQd a fair and lovely Scotland In "ome nlng room. Scotch "kilties'* 01 In evidence here and Mary, of Scots, held court as In the . w of her country's grandeur, i Wren oon tea was served by trnm,!a viHl ?d maids Indoors, as well a8| rff.t ? porch. No detail was over-) Mla I in making this home a clever morrc >rpart of the British Isles. 8U m "scenes like these" our peo- g p.' ?nt to sunny Italy, at the home w'i?k' . R. E. Wylle, on Main street. s q 1 flags and feathery ferns were t-c "' n the decorations in parlor, 11- M. ', and hall. An Italian street; jot t(, with fruit, candy and cigarette Mr rs. a macaroni stand and many KUM,t dark-haired girls, made the Mn lively and a hurdy-gurdy also morn| a touch of local color. From Harts sove in the partor, living pic- Mr after the great masters were have 1 and music from the many 1 operas were played on the | for p la. Orange sherbet was served 1 vjsh a punch bowl on tho porch. ! Mr uming the journey next day Hill 1 renewed vigor, the voyagers hn, n ulaUn#! II/vll??.l J n vimvvju ilwuuiiu uiiu uermany, ky ? home of Mr. W. McD. Brown. Mj, age of the two countrieo were was { vhere in evidence. In Holland ! sje" H tulips of every hue delft blue j cor(j Jillls and a frieze of Dutch boys i Kx iris in parlor and hall, as well | rjliaii. ny fair, rosy girls In quaint ( ne, made a most attractive ieKai rlands. while sturdy Germans ? living room, which was dec-! 1 in daisies, sang lustily, "The i Mr i on the Rhine," and other befor hed -songs of the Fatherland. Tuest nd pretzels were dispensed on behal Ine-clad porch by girls in pic- centw iue dress and becoming Dutch j ! was | -off Japan, at the home of | Mr. ] Ernest Mooro, was next on the ! peara vry and the Flowery Kingdom j court ted every one who visited it. Jail b itting room was abloom with i ia, the lovely purple blossoms ! ng gracefully over an arbor,1 As which tea was served in Jap- fever, cups by dard-eyed maids, clad Inocu trming kimonas. In the wide gang tie white flags with big red gave evidence of oriental pa- ; Th< m and in the parlor, white wis- has p spread its snowy blossoms Houg iad." Three "Madrme Butter- tween flirted outrageously from be- the 1< tny fans, which could not con-1 will i heir pretty faces as they danc-i?recti d bowed through the intrica-! bank! f a Japanese pantomime, foi- eern : these came ton smaller maids >lr bright kimonos, with parand fans, who sang and danced ^0( i light, happy fashion so char- .. itic of their race. News m this scene of oriental beau- pliil ? wander-lust called our world |Quntf ts to set sail across the Pn-' vipor jr another land of pleasure. 1 nil ol tf. J. Perry had transformed | the tt ?me Into a luxuriant tropical ter h i. Where dark complexions and | yes charmed every beholder. s plaza, into which the porch ,wlttl onverted, khaki-clad soldiers gives on guard, yet did not disturb _____ > the girls who ttanced the fanto the music of their tarn- sen tec es. A roulette wheel, also on side i kza, offered an opportunity for room, ho cared to Indulge in a little ing b of obance. Such was the ap-' lace a i to bright, pleasure-loving wome i, undaunted by her revolu- j tors II r conflicts. Villa was there,! boautl for conflict, and strolled 0epar< h the Jungles as did other1 bam be iii? in nsuve coHiume ana watcb ane also. Qray moss hung In Kve festoons from the trees and In pleasu lck vegotatlon snakes and and M lies seemed to be at home, clusioi colored butterflleo were tourlsi on every tree and In a clonr credit ond lilies were reflected. In ed sn< II was a lovely fountaln.lts wn- numbf tiling softly beneath a starry towns A beautiful Spanish senor- ed th 3m her hammock in a high trip ai y, looked down upon her ness i r, who serenaded In the street had n The holy church was repre under! in r 3 "LANCASTER NF.WS JULY 17, 191 MISICAI. TI'KSn *ERSONALS ry ?? The following atti for the muslcale ei ? Leroy 8. Davidson end De n?rh! and Master Leroy 8.. Jr., were I !'fee" ' ae**,ay' i here this week, making the ha" b??rn f Lancaster by automobile. J m w / J. B. Williams and ohlldren \ ^ roe are visiting relatives here, j Hamilton W. McKay of Sum-; . T f pped over In Lancaster Tues- 4 Nml brego ternoon on his return from a - .. trip to Sumter. - 5' V al So,?' Wil and Mrs. John T. Stevens were ? " ( i from Ker.haw Tuesday afand Mrs. Mlllen Plyler motor- i 'nVin' Cheraw this week, where they % Throe n ending awhile with relatives. *??' G. H Greene and children of ! f aatf wltt ,, , - ^ . .iRiiniP I .w Shprmrn iiii are me guesis or uapt. and , , ? ,, ?. ? i. H. Greene and Mrs. W. T. ] ?* 1.? ,ln0K . ns I 12. Vocal Solo. Mr i. Pet Taylor will leave Moti-: 13. Recitation. La r a stay of several weeks at , Tms.' 4 . Ily Springs. N C.. 14 Instrumental John II. Poag expects to leave \ _ , y for Montreal where he .\?ra ,r pend his vacation. lfi- Mr.,McDermli W. M. Stevens spent several Admission 10 his week in Oheraw with his v .. who are visiting relatives p,r#t Oh Jhn C. McDow or Charleston Tl,ay?r- Th D- Paste b on a visit to relatives . ?Su"dfy bchoo> %v< s Betty Brown of Lancaster Is 1 P- n*; ed this" week to visit Miss. are u,r*ed att?n?l. Walker. ?Winnsboro News & morning and even in j 11. a. m. and 8:30 Ben Massey of Rock Hill was L'Pie. The I ni tor In Lancaster yesterday. the eve"ing sei T. J. Strait. Superintendent of on the gen ate Hospital for the Insane and Vop^,? ,. rPss Jr. Will o. Strait, motor,,,I up ay'Pi'n h|!an'raHtrr.'ly l? J B. Hall of Belmont was a EnlitlT* SSml' here this week. fEpistIf,. Stranfe.r8 W. T. Gregory and Mr. H. J. te d a11 the services ry leave today for a business . o St.Louis. nlKltlPQQ A. P. McLure leaves tomorrow j " visit to relatives in Qreenville J NOTICE? I ha nlon. J Porter stable and i. W. T. Gregory is visiting her Berve the public in iter Mrs. J. Stoney Drake in At- Business. J. P. ROBINSOf 2 Maggie Mayer has arrived ?_______ ? city from Lancaster. 9. C.. to j Beginning with W some time visitiPJ* at the j we will close our m of her brother. Mr. M. C. May- I'm. uut\^ Sept. 1st. i South Tryon street.?Char-j ""Ou-T cfrhleiuosn w Observer. ? .. . _ /their orders accord! ses Bnola Barnett and Carr? C( Meat M^( Mcllwain have returned from ; * _ ttoM". W. P. Shoemaker at FRESH BUTTERMl is Carrie Gregory will leave to- demand' cool^hert ,w to ^endthe reman der of the heaUh^JJdinvig ,er in North Carolina resorts , a freifr ,. John Stewman of Lancaster. d ,n the week spent yesterday in the city a gIa8il standard 1 Mrs. A. Carl Lee of Greenville. . at the home of Mr, W. S. Mrs Stewman is a sister of WANTED?To buy s. W. S. and A. C. Lee. ?Cahr- mlnk ottor> m, Observer. shW> goat a John Hayes of Rock Hill is the ?... "efor. lug for a visit to relatives in _ . . vilie. Johll A. Willi ?. J. A. March and children who Offl\ji)vfr Lancj beeic-visiting Mrs Marshs father Laboraton^ Ulhgiu j. h; Hough left this morning ! Hours, 8 to 10 a. 'ountain Inn, where they will Phones ?4(1 Mrs. H. B. Jordan. _ , A. J .Cauthen of Pleasant ?a'as in town today. He says he VV%fVV , fine crop which he has laid ^1^ ? Mary Lindsay of Lancaster j J ? he attractive guest of Miss Bes- JlL K/)l/k 1 owe this week. ?Rock Hill Re- litlU! . Governor John Gary Evans, man State Democratic Execu- ! IMmmltte, was here today on it business. 1 ^ Granted Hail. . D. Reece Williams appeared ! e Judge Moore at Yorkvllle i ^ lay in an application for bail in t of George Roberts, who re- A _ _ _ , . r shot and killed R. A. Love in J J. C. Roblfl! iaile gold mine section. Bail Dear Sir:granted in the sum of $3,000. ^ ^0 gee Roberts gave bond for his apnee at the October term of the ^ lull sausiac and has been discharger from i bat IS W y the sheriff. i jT on the ench r. 71?; r?, V garments wi Convicts Inoculated. QOn nlPafi,P, a precuation agains typhoid i , Dr. R. C. Brown, on Monday, Whether Up lated the convicts on the chain worn satisfi with antl-typhold serum. Jf not, W< a Farmers Bank and Trust Co.,|<^ lepresentati urchased from Mrs. W. C. ? them to US, h the lot on Main Street be- right or mal the store of B C Hough and what the Ka >t of Miss Olivia Emmono and I iir*f u it an early day commence the WltH but on of a modern, up to date clothes are ] ng house Into which the con- had expecte will move when conmleted. ? entirely sa Hock Hill Kegreta la*.*, J favor that J ik Hill Special to Charleston 4, Card, and Courier July t5.?The ac- ^ We of COl ice yesterday by Mr. Lueco V US with yoi >r of the position of State super also let a f of rural schools deprives Hock who appreci f a splendid superlndent. In we are mat iree years spent here Mr. Gun- J that we ver as made good. Whl'a wishing V ronage and II success in hts promotion it is ?? our behalf, much regret that Rock Hill X When VOU h,m up ^ pee us. We' JT ancJ ghOW y( i by a pious nun, who sat be JT you come, ji i wayside crucifix. In a palm <jr pretty Mexican girls sat weav- A ask eta and making the lovely X ind drawn work. In which the > n of that country excel. Vial- ?* p g qu Ingered long in this wonderful, rui land, stoppfng before their X VYW." w j,u Lure to drink punch In the jF plaint, and a >o house on tho lawn and to our handsOTT the cock light JL ^ Robinson-* >ry country visited afforded T ire and a store of Information __._ (extco brought to a happy con- ^ a a trip which every fortunate jF t will long remember. Much <9 Is due the women who provld- m I I rh splendid entertainment. \ 1 mfk B i >r of visitors from neighboring B M % M M and many larger citizens Join- <?? elr Lancaster friends on the JT nd declared that for elaborate- <6* ind attention co dotalla they ^ ever known a more successful !*# nkfug. 1. ? >.w \KiHT. iifcVcVtVtVtVfl >hn T. (ireen ? active program IB .. . .. M 1ofrtMriniohn T Statement of the Condition 5 BANK OF LANCAS located at Lancaster, S. C.. ind Violin Class i>^5i close of business June 30, If iy Thomson, RESOURCES, -y Gildersleeve Loans and Discounts. . . $48 ^Ji Overdrafts t Thomosson, Bonds and Stocks owned ih oy the Bank 1 He Locke Craw- Furniture and Fixture*. gV Banking House y Locke Barron W Due from Banks aud Lillle Green. B Bankers y. 6 >. McDermid. W Currency . . . . , . . X. . 1 9 little girls Gold f. . . . Id Maids. Ethel i>^5i Silver and other Atiuor lersleeve Wvlie. VP Coin V^- . gig Checks and Cash IterniT . C. Lazbeny. . Will Plyler. PP Total $59 ura Gilbert Wtl- gjg LIABILITIES j Capital Stock Paid in..$X< Solo. Miss Eliza JPP( Surplus Fund XlO ga Undivided Profits, reX s. Latta Hood. >^4 Current Expenses and l's Violin Class, VP< Taxes Paid. . . . f.. . 2 cents. gig Due to Banks and ynnk <-rs. I... . Service, ^PP, Dividends Unpaid 1 . . . urch, James H. gjg Individual nennsit^Snhar. ject to Check. . . . 7719 >ry Sunday morn ^PP< Savings Deposits 8 isses for all You gg Time Certificates of DePrcaching both poist v g by the pastor. VP( Certified Checks p. m. The morn- gjg Cashier's Checks ecognlzed Christ Notes and Rills Redisrvice the fourth JPP, counted 4 eral topic: The gjg Reserved Interest , will be deliver- Reserved for Taxes.... J The Coward. ^VP( -f>rvice every Wed- gig Total lb! 5:30. We are 1^54 STATE op sotttm pahAi ^aul's Colosslan County of Lancaster?i are Invited to at- QjQ Hefore me came Geo. W. j. Scats free. Cashier of tit" above n\m who, being duly sworn, say* \T/\f!/*AO flA above and foregoing statec .Lt true condition of said bank, - _ i by the books of said bank ve rented the AA GEO. W. WII..1 am prepared to Sworn to and subscribed 1 a general Llverv M thls 6th day of juiyt 1914. g? JNO. H. P( 1 l*an caster, S. C. Sj Notary Publi ? >^P| Correct?Attest: Leroy [011 day July 20th. M Waddy C. Thomson, R. L. < arkots at 7:30 p. Directors. ill- please govern ngly (Signed.) st Pa'scc Market. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ?ai a T ATT niT mr t> M " lieu It to Itupi U( U> XI 1 1 i I M'lXI y JlTl. J-F ! is nothing more Office Over Lancaster PharauM oratinK- ,,^e office Hours 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 2 r TutTfcnnllk every Phone 137. Come In and try Drug Company. 7* si 88 EDGAR J. HINSON ?? DENTIST. your cow hide*, office in Moore Building, over E lskrat, possum, ioddey & Co. md Ufiirse hide*. Hoorl, 8 to 12?1 to 8. at once.* See me Office phoae 33. Residence 11 ipers C&uthen. stead, M. D. DR. CB^RATT mU'r Drug Co. DKNTIjpT jsfs Specialty. Hours 9-jt?2-G. m., 4 to 6 p. m. _ _ r ^ > and 25. Office over Lqjicaster Pharma< w We Reproduce From Kahn 1 Louisville, July 11, 1914. 3on, Lancaster, S. C. D . . ?We recognize it as our duty Kobinsonthat all of our garments give La: v*?n' . * ? ?. , Gentlen hy we ask you to let us know >sed post card whether the man w^? e made to your order last sea- during th< i you in every detail, and . , to the present time they have enclosed. ictorily. / If anv c i ask that ydu see our local ^as an . ve and hava.him express and we will eitrrormake them .?knojv tha ke you new garment!*?-rFhatV right\ hn Bros, guarantee stands for. \ very few exceptions, our . %CI\ sroving all that our customers suit miret d. and if you are in the big ge^s iL tisfied" class, we ask as a rou tell us so on the enclosed ments. 1 You u\ irse, hope that you will favor hpino- xpn lr Fall order, but won't you . ew of your intimate friends, customers iate good clothes, know that ments, (u ring yours? We assure you purchased y much appreciate your pat- Other 1 the value of your influence in ports of 1 get to Louisville, drop in and * v* a iiKe to meet you personally ?lrtl >u through our shops. When as our a?< jst call for one of the Kahns. our pride Very truly yours, thousands KAHN BROS., very few By S. W. Kahn. minor sigi r local representative in your j adiust.e om you can report any comt whose place you can inspect le assortment of Fall woolens, Cloud CompanyVINSON CLi "THE LEADING STORE OF L ""?! . nnnnnnig 5% Ample as . Resources g 0.500.00 'W 1.000.00 5,8u(h00 This Bank is back- tigf e<l by ample re7,282.76 sources. Banks can ofTer business g men few induce1,560.98 ments more attrac- 10 ,.4 54.64 tive than a JJ9 uS Strong | 0.000.00 m Capital and Surplus , 4,800.00 , ? , A record for good ~,m 2,551.86 banking, and an es2,500.00 tablished reputation iS 2,o5.Tv> f?r treating their ;r!88 17* customers civily ft$< ? and considerately. M 4 3^i/no Because of its l^T80 strength, its record ^ / and its reputation, B 10/100.00 jP jf.277.58 This Bank Has mk r3.ooo.oo Grown. irBoTTi We invite the & in a continued patron- W s?. age of the public. J9> Williams, ed bank. i that the nent Is a TH n I P| as shown | j]0 O^IiK U AMS. I a M ~A7me 01 Lancasier M \ Springs mr | 3AL 4^S ?x- $ioL V blcco. cig^\m. for-rach tl! stamp for full particulars^ Heinet Tobacco Co., New York, N. Y. 80-20t VETERINARY BURGEON. I have located In Lancaster for the 8. practiced of my profession, end am preparetfStptreat your live stock for any and alT^dlea&ses. Calls answered day of night. CaTlme..at GredjryHood Live Stock Compan^>v W. H. BOTZ, Veterinary Surgeon. Graduate U. S. C. Veterinary Sur;y* geons, Washington, D. C. Turn letters t _ W W X A Jros. :r V Louisville, July 11, 1914. Cloud Co., v acaster, S. C. % nen:?We have mailed to every ?|? ordered any garments from us ^ 5 past season a letter like the one x t V ;ustomer comes in to see you and & just complaint, we want you to ?* t we stand ready to make it V man that orders a Kahn Bros. jT? be satisfied not only when he X it after he has worn the gar- A derstand the enclosed letter is 4^ tNkt?this^time to each of your 4 ^ i long afteKthey got their gar- *. ? inless they were verey recently \ 1 > I tailoring holses PROMISE all things. We tare SHOWING to X ners that our Varments have got satisfactory ?id we know that rnt in your town, you will share X when we tell yop that from the of letters sent out we have had complaints and these were of X lificance, which we have prompt- X <* X Very truly yours, X KAHN BROS., Inc. % Per S. W. Kahn. X r WD CO. 1 ANCASTER." t a ~ .. , _ k