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r- ' | LOCAL DOTi. ?Mr. M. Pollakoff has goni New York for the purpose of la In a full supply of -fall mercham I ?There will be J services at E Episcopal church Sunday aftori B at 5 o'clock, conducted by the tor. Rev. C. W. Boyd. ?Hon. W. F. Stevenson, ca date for CongresB, will speak 1 the porch of the Lancaster co I mill office next Tuesday at 7:30 p ?Don't forget the fourth par "The Million Dollar Myt tery," be shown at the Amuse-U The today, also a very funny Keys picture in two reels. ?There will be a picnic in section with the Farmers' Insti at Heath Springs Saturday. Au 22. Everybody 1b invited to at and bring well filled baskets. ?There will be a picnic at Cai church Thursday, August 20. public is cordially invited to at and bring well filled baskets. I ladies will serve refreshments, ceeds to go for church purposes ?Route No. 3 will be served, < mencing next Monday, 17th, by substitute carrier, Mr. C. S. Cas as the regular carrier, Mr. W | Pardue. will take his fifteen day absence commencing on above ?The many friends In this clt Mrs. Fannie Beckham will be pi K ed to learn that she has rented home of Col. W. J. Rawlinson. CO I Hampton and Johnston streets, 1.. ... ? uuuruing House I shortly.?Rock Hill Record. ?The short but furious rain windstorm yesterday afternoon accompanied by hail, but as fa we have been able to learn, no k damage was done by it. The st came from the south and was companied also by a good den electricity. ?The county campaign p spoke at Van VVyek Wednesday Hopewell yesterday and will si at Tradesville today. We give t s , with an account of the opening n _ing at Relnlr on Tuesday and hot furnish our readers wun one or r I other-reports of the campaign. ?Hon. W. F. Stevenson, candi for Congress from this dist spoke at the county campaign n lng at Van Wyck Wednesday ** stopped over in Lancaster a co " of hours that afternoon on his to Cherokee county, where he continue his whirlwind campaig DEATH OK MRS. T. J. STRAl Good Woman Passes A way in lunibia. Mrs. Kate Lathrop Strait, wif T)r. T. J. Strait, superintendent ol State Hospital for the Insane, pa away at her home in Columbia a 2 o'clock Wednesday morning, news brought sorrow to many h< In Lancaster, for both here throughout the county .this i woman was greatly beloved. F number of years she had been In lng health, but it was only wi the last few weeks that her cond became alarming. Mrs. Strait was seventy-two y ,? of age. She spent her girlhoo Georgia, moving later to Mississ She lived in the latter state for eral years after her mairiage to Strait. They conducted a very cessful school in their Missis home and together taught for a i )utr n f von ru ot ^Konnrror ?o 1 county, and at this place. Strait also had considerable kn edge of medicine and her love " V. ministering to disease coupled / a broad sympathy for all huma prompted her to many acts of < lty. Her feeling for helplessness weakness was demonstrated ? day. Possessed of many admit traits of character, Mrs. Strait for herself numbers of friends, loved music, flowers and chll and surrounded herself with r pets. She wa a life-long membi the A. R. P. church. Four children, adopted by own and to them she was alway voted and indulgent. Of her im iate family, besides her husl Mrs. Strait is survived by one si Mrs. I. N. Whitesides of Richburi adopted daughter. Miss Clara Ra Strait, two adopted eons, Messr S. and Will G. Strait, and als little Kathleen Strait. daughtf Mr. Roy Strait, whom Mrs. F also raised as her own. The remains were taken Columbia to Richburg yesti morning and after funeral ser there at the A. R. P. church, by W. S. Patterson and Rev. J. P. of Columbia, were laid to rest ir Union churchyard. Four of the nurses from the State Hosp'tal i as pall-bearers. The Tamily wer comp&nled from Columbia by a ber of friends and several fr from Lancaster were also prese the funeral yesterday. Much pathy is felt for the sorrowing band, as well as for the other 1 ones. Cross-Craig. The following Invitations r< ed In Lancaster this week will Interest here to the friends of the bride and the groom, and aerially to the relative* of the g in thin county: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Duncan < request the pleasure of you company at the wedding reception of daughter Marie to Mr. Rernard Nathaniel Cral on the evening of Wednesday twenty-sixth of August Nineteen hundred and fourtf at even o'clock 105 Saluda Street Chester, South Carolina. Ceremony at six thirty o'clock. tflk' ft or 6 doses OAA will break case of Fever or Chills. Price 2 I TE ? COUNTY CAMPAIGN ) OPENS AT BELAIR Candidates Speak to Cood Sized ??? , Crowd at Owning Meeting Mr ylng Tuesday. I Coffe: lilne. j are indebted to Mr. S. E. |e^' the Halles of Pleasant Valley for the fol- | M00r( loon j lowing account of the campaign boro rec meeting at Bela'r Tuesday: Mr A good sized crowd and the best Dudlt mill- I 'rom of or('er Krpeted the rounty campaign th,s 1 tton Party on Its initial meeting at Belalr M'' i. m. Tuesday. t of Mr. Hurry Mines, candidate for the (,a| wtll "fate senate, was the first speaker. jUK a ,atre an(l developed his creed of "Equal ' tone rights to all and special privileges to , none." Mr. Mines road his speech IV", from manuscript. He discussed nacon tlonal issues, and paid a tribute to' Ml* tute President Wilson and Secretary when gust Bryan. Me said the special interests at 'hi tend try to control state senate in every tersoi state. Mr. Mines claims to have In- Mr rmel Produced the first bill in the legisla- town, ture to help farmers store their cot- this \ tend ton- t^e *>111 was killed in the Cunn Ttlc senate. He helped to get an appro- Mr pro- priatlon for the corn exposition In Mrs. Columbia, also helped to get money are v for the public schools. Me favors |,anr. om- two-cent railway fare and wants to .j'u|rp' the refer the rurnl police matter to a hev. referendum vote of the people In the E. Iprimary on the 2Rth of August. s Mr. P. Recce Williams was the Mil late. | second speaker for the state senate, who y of Me says that he is not the candidate a,,(' { leas- of any man or set of men, and does home the not expect to become a chronic office Mr rner seeker. Me believes in good roads, days and good schools, good morals, believes home here in a system of maintenance after the Mr roads are worked, letting out tlio > itlac k 1,1,1 contract to the lowest bidder to drag o...... was roads after they have been propr as pr'y drained and crowned. He boreal "fives that the county commission- . ^r omi ors should come from different sec- v's'tii ac_ tions of the county and that the rural r'olln< 1 of police should be abolished, as the Mr money can be used in better wavs. N. C. arty . S = Bailes was the ilrst speaker Mrs. . ! for the house of representatives. Mr s'eak *^r" dalles thinks that Indian Land for > tere- t?wnship is due a share of the offices frien< ieet- an<* 'lonors at the hands of the peo- go fr >e to p'p ?' t*,e county> n? they have had sume nore on'y one man GlGCte(i to any office in Mr Lancjister county since 1876. He ed hi advocated farm demonstration week date gchool in each county and a course in Ml: rlc*'! marketing and distribution in our pod < ieet- 8tatp colleges. He wants a course in week and elementary' agriculture and domestic Abbe uple science in our public schools, and fa- Ml way vors a local option compulsory edu- a via will catlonal law. He promised an eco- Hill " nomical and Judicious management Mi of the county's finances. Mr. Dalles the [ T' Is opposed to the rural police and Miss thinks that giving the magistrate's grapl * ?* constable more authority would an- Colut swer the purpose. Mr e of Mr. W. B. Bruce was the second and 1 F the speaker for the house. He made are \ ssed only a short talk and recounted some Latin bout of his experiences as a Confederate Or This soldier. He promised his best ser- a vis ;arts vices if elected. Mi and Mr. (leorgo W. Jones was the third Craip good speaker for the house, and he enter- Wast or a ed at once into a defense of the rural Mr fail- police law, of which he Is the author, are t [thin i He says that the law is all right, hut rents ition [the trouble has been with men who Clint have served in the office. He does Ml ears not believe that one drunk man week d in should arrest another. He scored lotto, ippi- the lawyers heavily, and seemed to Mr sev- arouse the "fervid" disposition of his Wasi < Dr. lawyer competitors. Mr. : sue- Mr. J. Copeland Massey was the Mr sippi next speaker and at once entered Into with mm- a defense of the lawyers and of his been Vork record in the legislature. He claims (his ' Mrs. jo have been faithful to the trust broth iowl- ^hat the people Imposed upon him Mi of two years ago. Mr. Massey says he Jeave with j frls tried to represent not only the to vl nlty, farmers, but every class of people, due. *har- lie wants the people to send him Mi and back so that he can carry out the night (very policies that he advocates. He Is Jelat rable ' against the rural police. ille, won Mr. Claud N. Sapp was the last Mi She sDeaker for the house, and made an >unr dren 'eloquent and Impassioned defense of l>ukf nany his public record. He recounted his (teec Br of work on the ways and means com- guest mlttee of the house and told of his ^anp Dr. fteht for the public schools of the land, s de- state. Mr. Sapp says that he has her i mod- been faithful to carry out everv >and, rf-omlse that he made the people of 1*1 later, trie state two years ago. He thinks g. an Jiat the lawyers are all riirht too Of (1 rrett iuid has no apology to make for beR. R. I^g a lawyer. lie Is against the rural W 0 by npllce. ted ?r of ; The candidates for supervisor Lane itralt spoke next and In the following or- Mani der: T. H. Rennett, T. O. Black- planl from mon. J. C. Cook. M. C. Oardner. A. I prod rday F. Hammond, H. II .Horton and B. furnl vices M. Welsh. Messrs. Horton and ter < Rev. j Blackmon were the only ones who orgai Knox made any extended speeches, they ed u 1 Old going Into detail In regard to how mois male the county's money has been expend- long acted ed. says e ac- The next speakers were Messrs. and/ num- Llngle and Plyler, candidates for^.wher lends county superintendent of education, corn nt at They went somewhat Into detail In monl Rym- regard to the coun^yJe" educational covei hus- conditions. Both??"promised faithful planl loved and efficient service If elected. terlo The unopposed candidates. Mr. cropi Hilton, for treasurer, and Mr. Knight eultu for auditor, *nado short statements, tlon , The candidates for magistrate of seed . i Indian Land, spoke last, and In the This following order, D. K. Hall and J furn oa j H. Potts. be w matt !"<>< Ill M - i ? Notice. I McM The annual Sabbath school confer- send Cross once of the A. R. P. churches of this ir county will be held at Lancaster on Infe< |Tuesday, the 18th. An Interesting their Iprogrnm has been arranged. All of / Mi the churches are urged to send afwhlc good delegation. There will be a/palls picnic dinner on the church grounds.! musl g ... ? 1 dlset . the W. F.\ Stevenson, candidate! they for! Congress from the Fifthf^om il)i>*rict. Vill make an addressl at t\e Lancaster Cotton Mills wlu Tuesday* August 18th, at 7:30. by h All men of whatever political 1<,nh opinion are invited to come out any and hear the discussion of Na- n"t i 5c. tionai issues. gist [E LANCASTER NEWS, ATTEST PERSONALS | W&, Fifth District wl .. ,. ? _ .... ; . They are now . H. E. Coffey and Miss Peirl ugaln8t ln the ft y were visitors In Columbia tjils (a) Congresi j, average $4 0,00 ssrs. H. C. Jaudoh and R./ R. year in River ai a spent Wednesday ^n Wljins- which are practl on business. VA'" < Fifth District, ai . J. Thomas Funderburk, of to comply with iy was here a couple of jiays , and maint: veek R would spend. Maud Moor,, ha. ro.uruo.l K Jul? Tj a visit to relatives in Beaufort, .'i .. '4 and Belmont. N. C. | *1.000,000 a y^ Una roads and I pt. J. M. Hough has been spend- District each ytra few days in JefTerson. county of the! I s. G. W. Poovey was a visitor in gross with Mr lb law this week at the home of passed a river itn . A. McCaskill. lag for spendniK <s Joyce Clark is in Barnwell, would make kl 3 she has joined a house party Carolina or e home of Miss Katharine Pat- hi this district. taxed that arnoi . Charlton M. Dunlap of JohnsPa., spent several days here . veek with his aunt. Mrs W. J. PI'VV Ingham and other relatives. c%e y ma i ... . , the farmers. . and Mrs. James Slmril and ,.,ndk would be i Jane Craig of Yorkvllle No. 7, Thev {siting relatives and friends in aKaiMst in what iser county.?Yorkvllle En- Plantation Serv r- has been spent C. VV. Requartli of Charlotte irrigate the 8tat< lere on huiness this week. not give the St is Mamie Blackmon of Kershaw, public roads? has been visiting relatives here (c> The farn it Camp Creek, has returned trict, as well as dlscrlmtuuted ag . W. \V. Bovkin spent several !ng ,n ' l.,(>'.'s .!" this week with his famllv at the in>; 'm>. 1 ,Ilaf of Judge Ira B. Jones. coast wse tra ^ ,,, , through the cat and Mrs. hems Elliott of hurden of monton. Miss., and Mrs. R H ,p,. neonle inste: ... rn.s. .nincascer are visiting ? This amount vps in Hip T raciosvillo sortion. lars ;ilMj was . and Mrs. W. R. Arant aro \ ho are already ng the former's home in Sumter or New York, a y. trade we are inf< s. James H. Foley of Moeksvllle. of the shipping , Is one a visit to her daughter, " Europe. The R. H. Host. Fifth District wl . Chalmers King left yesterday or bonds in sue fewberry, where he will visit them then to git Is and school mates. He will iionaires of New om there on to Clentson to re- land and Europ his work. voted to do tha . Sam Milieu of Charlotte visit- Wilson said it w s sister. Mrs. J. F. Milieu, this P?int of view. Champ Clark ag ss Resale Rye of Kershav stop- Woodrow Wiisoi iver with Miss Ila Latitat) this >'ou to keep up t on her return from a visit to Fifth District vo ville. cotton or cotton ss Mary Hood of Lancaster was bis nitrate of Itor in the city todav Rock Ruano. this mot Herald. ,n foreign come ss Rearl Relk of Columbia spent to Pay toll^ whil >ast week here with relatives. ?' New Englai Relk is employed as a steno- Pennsylvania s ier In the business office of 'i he large quantities nbia Record tornia, Oregon i '. S. L. Latimer of Columbia hence get the b< Mr. Frank Latimer of Lancaster the shipper get! isiting their brother Mr. W. C. District is dl ner, in Yorkville.?York News again and by th . J. P. Young of R'ehburg was its congressman itor in Lancaster this week. opposed to tht sses Jessie Lathan and Tanie President W ilsoi : are spending a few davs In Finally. He lington the great water s. 1). R. Williams and "hildren As late as Fei he guests of Mrs. Williams' pa- ^"r- Finley in < . Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Railev. in away to a powe r>n. Power Company ss Guy Skipper will leave tliis the Missouri wt for a visit to friends in Char- says will give a nno a year on and Mrs. J. Fred Tompkins of 12.000,000. T lington, D. C.. are on a visit to robbed for the ind Mrs. Charles T. Connors. hundreds of oth s. J. P. Young of Rlchburg. we ever hear of little Miss Rose Young, who has the Fifth Distri the guest of Mrs. Ira B. Jones Try a new mi week. Is now at the home jf her candidate, ler. Mr. M. S. Witherspoon. \ and Mrs. W. E .Pardue will <>?k Hill Calls i for Atlanta, Ga., next Monday Mr. J. Frank sit the family of Mr. L. H. Par- I Sunday a very f .days at Oak F \ W. R. Adams returned Monday |Thls is a new cl from his vacation, spent with a 'ew years age Ives in Lancaster and at Ashe- burk cemetery N. C.?Rock Hill Record. The church e s. H. N. Askins atul Mrs. Thos. Funderburk a u :an of Pageland, Mrs. Charles pastorate for th< > of Nashville, Tenn., and Mr. were ten candid e Funderburk of Dudley are the some other addi ts of their sister. Mrs. W. F. ?Pageland Jou: y. Mr. Hazel Laney of Pr.ge Mrs. Laney's nephew, Is also guest. Mrs. Nancy C . brate heu- 67th b .ANT LEG I'M ENOCH CROPS. 'the hom\nf Mr. Uethlehem^Svrwti ireat Benefit to l,and According services at 11 o to Farm Demonstrator. invited to come e recently had a talk with UnS- *00<1 things to States Farm Demonstrator for aster county. Mr C. L. Me- Iff! js. on the grent benefit the UclS"!! ting of legumes will have In the A action of crops. They not onlv Xllff Ish nitrogen for the soil, a mat- WMi 1 >f great importance, but the w V n ' nlc matter supplied, when turn- JNew PlftnS^Co] nder, enables the soil to retain Until "OET^i tufe for six or seven times as was ever sure as it would otherwise do. He corn Corn treat it is good idea to bow .Mover tutned the sum. other cover crops in the drill *omw w?r? Ruuld i "laying by" both cotton and and during the early fall ths, clover, vetch and other Y*nk?? Doodle r crops should by all means be had * limp, . ted. All land that has de- He had to rid* / rated can be restored by these poor- (j s. And before planting these, ire or the inoculation prepara- V? which should accompany the JL in the soil, should be secured. 1 the United States government / ishes free of cost. So it wouid I ell for all those interested la the / a er to give In their orders to Mr. anus at once so that he may 7 / 3 them on to Washington. :tion and Insect Bites I)an-\ i i)*0j gerous. I _ osquitoes, flies and other Insects/ xTT^nmes "('; J h breed quickly In garbage# uncovered forng i, ponds of stagnant water, barns! i new princinA :y places, etr, are carriers o4 I ises. Every time they bite you.a T" has grownl inject poison into your system! blggast- ll i which some dread disease 11 h;,p tvc,'i It. Get a bottle of Sloan's Llnll no "'J t. It la antiseptic and n few drop|| ,|t'irr TherVenr neutralize the Infection caused ? (h<, corn. nm lsect bltea or rusty nails. Sloan's i, - 1?. to "pull" ment disinfects Cuts, Bruises anc i n?in. Put two b. You cannot afford to be with . "?n ?n two ae It In your home. Money back 1 f" c." atl.flod. Only 25c. .t your Drug . ' r-ct by E. L>awr 14, 1914. rs PLATFORM [grams or tho voters of tho 09 . . , 10 are loyal citizens. UiV ... . , ? . i., . Statement of the being discriminated >^T< ? A *-v-n t >llowing particulars: 09 JdAWK Or 1 < is wasting on the UaA1 located at Lancas 0,000 of dollars a close of business J lid Harbor projects 09 RKSOU Ically useless to the fiaj1 Loans and Dlscou lit Imo lillorlo faita/i iwi n a 0A. u.u UVWII/ IKI1CU L??*ruruil? the Constitution to flB Bonds and Stocks lin its post roads. If ln|n by the Bank. . . $60,090,000 a year Furniture and Fin ids wjfich it uses for BB. Banking Bouse. . ails rf would ineau W Due from Bank; ar for South Caro- Bankers 14 2,,857 In the Fifth VB. Currency r ot $20,400 in each M Gold District. 'fhls Con- Silver and other 'inley's help has just BB( Coin (1 harbor bill provld- M Checks and Cash : $90,000,000. This ,500,000 for South MjB, Total 000 for each county AA LI a nil Now the people are Capital Stock Pali unt for rivers and Surplus Fund . . no benefit. Suppose Undivided Profits out on the roads of Current Expenst JhL It would help jBB^ Taxes Paid. . . , lell^strict, especially AA Due to Banks and The\alue of their ers doubled. Dividends Unpaid are ^discriminated BB Bulividual Deposit is ktio\\n as the Re- ject to Check . . ice: 9106,000,000 Saving:* Deposits. . in builaing dams to AA Time Certificates ( is of ti/" West. Why polst >uth s(/ne of it for |BB^ Certified Checks. . I M Cashier's Checks i? rs o/ tli.' Fiftli I Ms 'i Notes and Hills other citizens, were counted inns* iiy ihi* ari giv- rHHj unserved interest, the/ship owners fly- Reserved for Tax : ai/d engaged in the le I when passing Total lull and placing the STATE OF SOUTI ailing the canal on County of La :dlof those who use liefore mo came s At millions of dol- Cashier of the al Tol\a gift to people who, being duly sv ricliV\lorgan Ai Co.. fg) above and forego! re dominant in this true condition of si irmed ufwl the bonds by the books of s; companies are held GEO. re is no v<ver of the Sworn to and su 10 owns eitler stocks this 6th day of Ju h ships. |Why tax J> re money to the mil- roan* Not York and New Eng- k,^?< Correct?Attest: e? Yet IVtr. Finley J/j} Waddy C. Thomso t thing. fWoodrow Lg1 Directors, as "wronn from any Mr. FinhX followed , -? the/request of M I'l l M M'M 1 1 and \j>ted to tax ?^ * *?*?^ ^ he rich, wet when the ????? ter want! to ship his __ . . goods It to Import KllcinpCC X soda Jr Peruvian os in ships engaged Tvri in na ueree, dnd they had UNITED ST e the manufacturers 1 rfcriiijr. n;Lle at Pi rid. Net York and llse,d "ar OI> .the Pri(>* hip thflr wares In (,l8t' "^Lancaster. coastwise to Callind Washington and hi) ^1, eneflt of free tolls if m,lk w'th >??nK i any and the Fifth or 8WUP dr>' catt,e scrlminated against . ivTwia'aTivr e vote of Mr. Finley.'VhIn , I*OJ4iL*TINC Mr. Stevenson Is , everybody nTTT??^. s and stands with l"r?; The ( faring hah i on this issue. koff 9" opposes giving away powers. SALESMAN WANTf >ruary 24. 1011. with nnd cigar salesmen \ 'ongress. they gave vertlsa chewing and sim r corporation (Ozark $100 rhonthly and tra i a water right thai ?es. Advh*ise smoking iter way commission bacco, cigaf^H^cigar net income of $350.- stamp for full the investment of Tobacco Co., New Yorl hus the people are rich and there are er like projects. Do THE ('LEAKING S A Lithe congressman of kofl"^ 1'il'M'i .unini ct objecting? miss it. in. Stevenson is the Adv. County Campaign WhifP Bluff, August .1. F. Funilerhurk. Vrr-0' 10 Funderburk closed Heath Springs, Augu uiccessful meeting of Carmel, August 20. Mil Baptist church. Cotton Mill. August 2 turch, just organized Lancaster C. H., Aui > at the old Funder in Lancaster county _ r v t i ?a . xtended to Brother \X\OOvSOJbWJlnanimous call to the' a%% mUvr ? ensuing year. There CMX C ates for baptism and itions by restoration. ^ V rnal. Yi OXtiaj^OUX m0tVd\A 7^. FIR8T NATIOXAl 1. Taylor will cele- ??????????? irthday August 2 2 at James Taylor in the mi There will be 'clock. Everybody is m j w and bring plenty of Mq eat and have a good llXjUU A U '?ot"? Good P ) as Sunrise n r jI rns Shrivel, Vanish. vJXTOYllo^ kT' was born nobody nK i'i?f f I nc rl/i nf ? mcV.i nearly all con- $3.50 1 tlfl Hn< s tlRredienta. only Price I, sojfie^pla8ter?. some ^ $2.50 W a A few carried o A tw A fine assortmei JfeKsSSjf Silk Hose free r )/P? "" ""^S AU 45*Inch 1 lXaQa 50c Flouncing, 4 tfcn v. 75c Flouncing, 4 w ^H.pui??.6 $1.00 Flouncing, \ / "gets-it" $1 25 Flouncing, \/ And c?u*d<kT* 25c Striped ( rei w "o yo? only!" 25c Tune Printed 50c Silk and Cot Fine new Cingh I beautiful asso ML New Silk Finish pom-- In mIt? form. Fine Silk Finish rs.IT' with a newly i.,?u U/hitn 1 tin?the corn euro on 40-Inch \\ nlt( 1j and a simple plan Fine Shadow La( This In why "GETS- V;?,, Vol ond R< In three years to ho ' ,tte V ai ano In* corn cure tho widths [known. Vre net -1 of fUnslnK r\.ro dlKRlnpc or cut.thlntr to press down Ihlntr to Inflnme tho K AnillC the corn or tone AO drops of "OITS-TT ! eontls. Thnt nil. - - lliis. wart or bunion. ! ?AN* sold by drtiflrarbts a bottle, or Bent di? | cnce & Co.. ChlcaKO. .. . ?? ? mm j.. ? *? . ?**?. So. 38. ? | Condition of the A mn I ? jANC ASTER, AillDie ter, S. C., at the aT une CO, 1914. THCES. Fk KeSOUlTCl owned 10,500.00 :tures. 1,000.00 . t-? t l 5.800.00 This Bank is b: s and ed by ample 67,282.76 sources. Banks io,657.oo offer to busii 3,790.00 UI1CI uusu jviinor men few ind 1,559.98 ments more att Items. 454.64 five than a . ...$591,594.11 n. iT:s, 5o.ooo.oo strong , . ... 100,000.00 ;s Capital and Sun , .... 24,800.00 A ? Bank- A record for g 2,551.86 banking, and an v 2,500.00 tablished reputai ..U.. 192,083.30 *or treating tl .... 85.88i.7i customers ci >f De- and considerate! .. .. 84,323.56 Because of 154^0 strength, its ret Redis- and its reputat 40.000.00 . ... 6,277.58 i his Bank I In es.... 3,000.00 (irown. ^ We invite I'CAROI.INA, ' continued pati ncaster?ss. ?Re of the publn Geo. W. Williams, iove named bank, vorn, says that the tig statement la a TH I) 1 aid bank, as shown 1 il6 D<Ulft a'd bank. W. WILLIAMS. f I . bscribed before me 01 L3nC3SIl ily, 1914. :o. H. POAO, ary Public S. C. Leroy Springs, Crawford, Qld Relic Intirp<! S. L. ALLEN, 1 Office Over Lancaster F ~ , rrr- Office Hours 8 to 9 a. m.. ATKS. Trio i ?) * i w "none l.s*. ollakoff's has s of merchanEDGAR J. HII ??? ? 1 DFNTIST ^vS' ~m?Unn omce in \to&s?^fiulldlng, elWf. will sell | Roddey^F-wQo. K- t ralR- Honrs, 8 to 12?-I* , uKtnia a Office phone 33. Resld< I NEWS to | _ and eompetl- i e at M. Polla- MONEY TO Li On Lancaster Count m w I Extra rang term if :i) ? Tobacco vunted to ad- i? 1KST NATION A] >klng tobacco. 1 Fnrt Mill C* veling expen- I 1*1111, O. , chewing tos send 2c John A. Winstead jHars Ilemet Oflicc over Lancaster 7 c, in. l j Laboratory Diagnosis a o0-20t Hours, 8 to 10 a. in., 4 IMiones 340 and ! at M. I'olla- Night I'lione 3-4 7th. Don't ??? . DR. C. B. PRi i Dates. DENTIST 17. Hours. 873>>glvni. to 1 to>wM). sV 19. Phone J Office over Lancaster > viiat O O __ VETERINARY SCR ; I have located In Lanes practice <^f my professic " ... ~ prepared t!5*-fc?aal?vour 11' LSXCCOw\\^ any and all dlseaseSXial .?..-Wv of night. Call me\ LvJTvttAX.) Hood Live Stock Compan OXxbXvOukM w H- BOTZ, Veterlna Graduate U. S. C. Veter i HANK. geons, Washington, D. The Time to Ge air of Tan Walk For Early Fall W i Rjutton and Lace Oxfords, A Tin Pumps veV^atyles at nt Black Pumps and Oxfords ) $2.50, 3.00 and withyeach pair at the price. Emboftidery Flouncing at Half Pri 5 irtches wide 5 ir/ches wide 4r>\inr*hp? wirl*? 45 inches wide ie Crepe ton Crepe am, just the thing for school dr rtment of patterns, yard Crepes, dark patterns, yard Poplins, all shades, yard awn 10c and ?es, white and cream, yard >und Thread Laces, wide and ni on - Cloud C ASTER'S LEADING STORE. ? 5 QSgj I g es 5 ick- m re" can "w1 less g< uce- g rac- .w. w ,s 5 llus N , IS LVBL estion "Si leir ? vily S y: its W :ord W ion, >2 is 2 the H ron- S* c- ?5 er S iS M ible -J ggg ?I. D. harmacy. 1 to 2 p. m. rsoN over E. B. <u#. sn>e 118. DAN ;y Farms, desired. L BANK C. , M. D. >ruR Co. Specialty, to 6 p. m. 25. 4. \.TT 2:30; 1:30 pharmacy. \ GKON. i.ster for the >n, and am ve stock for Is answered at Gre0 jryy. ry Surgeoo. 1nary 3urC. t a Ing ear UffUSt $2.48 $1.98 . .98c $3.50 ce . . 25c . . 28c . . 50c . . 63c . . 15c . .18c . 25c eases, in< . 24c . . 15c 12 \'i c . .10c arrow . . 5c 4 sQ. 0 1 r- - - JltJ1 . , ~ * - 1 1 '