The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 18, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
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LOCAL DOTS
Satui
" j Daisy 1
?The county candidates are ad- and ins
dressing the voters at Kershaw to- "Bud"
day. of Mr.
?Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. D.l Brlmus
Rowell Sunday afternoon, a fine 10 Haras c
nntinri hnv his trim
?Born to Mr. aiul Mrs. W. A. f1?? J??'
Robertson of Heath Springs. the 13th 1 s_..
inst.. a 11 pound girl. !here h
? Mr. W. C. Dees left yesterday killing
for Baltimore and New York to buy jyj jsj j
his fall stock of merchandise. the ver
?Mrs Emanuel Carnes of the cordanc
Tabernacle section, has been taken ment t!
by her husband to the Fennell Infirmary
in Rock Hill for treatment.
?We hope all our readers will attend
the meetings of the Farmers' f
Institutes this week. Let them at- A.
tend all three meetings in Lancaster
county if they can.
?Miss Stella Carnes of Camp Mrs.
Creek section is going to celebrate tained
her birthday Saturday, August 22. last we
and the public Is invited to come and able m
bring well-filled baskets. guests,
^ ?Married on the 15th Inst., at l>la>e<l
t the residence of W. J. Crenshaw,
near Van Wyok, Mr. Haskell Ghent an<' ca'
and Miss Jessie Varnadore of the Van ^aJ"^,a
Wyok community. Magistrate W. J. Wllliar
Crenshaw officiating. .who so
?County Farm Demonstrator Mc- ('<c*c ?
Manus requests us to state that he
extends an invitation to all colored 1
farmers to attend the Farmers' Institutes
to ho held at Pleasant Valley,
Lancaster and Heath Springs on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of Xf
this week. ()J( ;
?In writing to us last Friday nine
from ltaltimore to send him The
News, Mr. J. Clark ltobinson lias this
to say :"I have hoon here a week \\
today and will leave this afternoon after S
for Charlotte and complete treatment
at the Sanitorlum. I am weak, hut
am improving steadily and hope to The
soon he at home again. I haven't caster
seen The News in two weeks and am interes
anxious to get it." out tin
?Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Mcllwain well ki
| \ and family have moved hack to Lan- of Mr.
caster and their many friends will Heath
welcome them home again. Several athlete
years ago they went to Columbia to days j
livo nnrl hnvD nv.wlo Mm ell v brillP
they home since then. Mr. Mcllwain . tnost
has rented the new house on Catawba
street recently built by Mayor I
Hood and his family are moving
V* there,n> Three
FIRST OPKN AtK SERVICE. Tha
j much
Held on Court House Square Sunday {* arni?
' I.ancai
Mght. upon
The first open air service ever meetli;
held In Lancaster was that on the tainly
court house square last Sunday even- at leas
Inf. Splendid arrangements have along
been made there. Electric lights' benefit
radiating from the Confederate mon- farm ?
ument and another group immediate- the fa
ly in front of the court house, pro- formal
vide abundant lighting facil'ties. A from
platform across the front of the follow
building affords plenty of room for cently
the pulpit stand, the organ and choir Farmc
space for about twenty people. Camnjings
chairs are provided for the eongrega- [them:
tion and the initial union meeting >'\y,
held out of doors was a most en joy- < begin
able one. About four hundred peo- points
pip were present, and contrary to the ff u10
expectations of some, the holding of asj< (Ji
this service out of doors did not de- howev
tract in any sense from its solemnity, worke
After a song service by tho choir j8ts 51
made up of twenty of the best voices follp 0
from the three churches represented, tions.
Rev. H. R. Murchison made u few jnR cr
remarks and Rev. W. S. Patterson larly?
offered prayer. Another familiar to
. hymn was then sung. Rev. B. T. , would
Hodges, pastor of the First Metho- stitut<
dlst church, preached a very strong necess
sermon on faith, taking as his textjw(th
these words from John 4:29: "Come.
see a man, which told me all things who v
that ever I did; Is not this the to pn
Christ?" His discourse was very ment;
logical and quite Interesting and ail|mii
splendid attention was given the jnK; (
earnest words. At the close of the wjh' ^
sermon Mr. Hodges took occasion to ers a
congratulate the congregation upon men ,
Its attentive hearing. He said he had aePt e
preached at many other such ser- fact,
vices hut never had better attention. jnR u
All those present were much pleaseil ,
at the arrangements which have been aWay.
made for their comfort during the pmpj,
hot weather months and the com- ntore
mittee, consisting of Messrs. I, *' ilnstri
Lazenby, K. C. Sistnre and \V. Mcl). t|K.
Hrown, are to he congratulated upon \ortli
their undertaking. That the out- Womc
door union services are sure to he p
very popular is now assured, for the vor j
congregation Sunday evening gave noj a
token of their approval of the In- KO w
novation. Cooler and more comfort- grour
oKln orronoomnnla fr?r rp| ilfinim SOT
vices cannot be iniaKined than those [or?""
. provided on the court house square. f
IC'TtV
Arivertsed letters for Week Kndinn vv u,'<
August 15, twit. ,
Mrs. Zena Crawford, Mrs. Fannle^r* * i
Harris, Mrs. J. H. Hudson, John,
Henry Jackson,Miss Iola McDowell;
Mrs. Kate McDow, col., Mrs. Men*
retter Robinson, Miss Daisy Thomas, gv
Mrs. Rosetta Frugeo, Will White, drug
Miss Slnle Williams, Miss Carra gon'g
Right, Miss Lillte Walker, Miss m
Tdllle Waters, Miss Bernice Vinson, merci
Miss Oennle Schured, Miss Niggle ls ft ,
Barnes, O. M. Kennlngton, Miss 0aiOn
Shell Sises, Miss Elols Curry, Miss |on(?
Sharler Orwen, Pres. E. M. Jones, worit
R. W. Hammond, Miss Mary Morgan. 0ften
When calling for above letters, -ph
please say "Advertised." -pii .
JA8. F. HUNTETt, Postmaster. ^
place
Mr. John W. Waters of the Trades- latee
vllle section was In town today. Work
, dcke
, W. F. Stevenson, candidate!
fktr Congress from the Fifth (top
District, *vill make an address t. i
* a? o.ii? uin. Ilor a
HI lilt1 lian^a.sier i iuiun iTiiun |B ' ?
Tuesday, Au^hst 18th, at 7:30. |inTl
All men of whatever political Lui
opinion are invited to come out rou'i
and hear the discussion of Na
tional issues. n
cane
4
THE
,MN<J IN TIIK COUNTY.
was the Wife of t lie r.
Slayer. * *
'day evening about dark,
Williams, colored, was shot'
tantly killed by her husband, ... r: Y
Williams, on the plantation ? e 8 "
W. A Biackmoi) in the ^r- an(*
section of the county. Wil-1 Mrs. 1
lalms to have been cleaning I dren ha
, when it went off accidentaly, Henderet
i ink in? effect in the lindv of Mr. J.
e. We are unable to set the on a v'8
lars, but we understand that Miss 1
i a strong suspicion that the a week
was not accidental. (Coroner Culp.
folinston held the inquest and ^ Miss
diet of the jury was in ac- Springs
:e with the husband's state-. Miss An
tat the killing was accidental. I Hill Hei
Miss
last wee
Winnsbc
Social News xfl":
Misses
R. N. VanLandingham "liter- i?fv 11*r
the Chesterfield Avenue Club Mrs
sek at one of the most enjoy- froni jja
pptitiiru of t)io mmimnr Hnr
....~ .............. , (illVH W
about twenty in number. Herald
rook for an hour or more and Dr p
conclusion of the games, ices fro't? Da
ke were served by little Misses Miss
. VanLandingham and Sarah spendinj
ns. Mrs. George Williams, Dives
ored highest, was awarded a Miss Kn
f rook cards. Miss
* * * tives in
r. and Mrs. E. R. Phillips Miss
ice the marriage of their j,,.,- sjs,
daughter Mr j
Daisy Elizabeth |? ,)ie ?
to Mr IPascal
Brummett Mobley vjsj
Wednesday, August twelfth Mrs
teen hundred and fourteen Bethel
at their home \y h \
near Fountain Inn, S. ('. father
t Home dangero
September the first Mossi
awba, S. C. F. Cren
above card, received in Dunseveral
days ago, will be of Vi'V!' S'
t, not only here, but through- s iiv'
e county, where Mr. Mobley is '. V
lown and popular. He is a son , ^
and Mrs. G. L. Mobley of '"nca?
Springs. He is a splendid * '
> and his feats on county field *T,or '
ire well remembered. The . 1 ' '.
is a Winthrop graduate and a a
attractive voung woman. ?( ,UP
and Dai
sister,
WKMF.ltS' INSTITUTES. Main rl
Mr.
Opportunities Given to I aniens- visiting
ter Fanners This Week. ')' this
t our people may derive as Mr- 1
profit as possible from the Matthew
rs' Institutes to be held in an<l In
ster county this week, we urge M
them to attend all of these Rock II
;gs that they can. It is cer- Neely.
important that they attend one ^rit.
Why not take your family Foffey
that they, too, may derive trip^to
L from the practical talks by rIi?s
xperts? No up-to-date man on monsvil
rm can afford to miss the in- brother
tion he may be able to gain ^ Sheri
honrlnf Hipun mpn llo'i il tllP S. hteW
ing helpful suggestions ro- busines
made by The Progressive Magi
>r and then come to the meet- ? busiti
prepared to get much out of Missi
are vl
e wish to urge, too, that you Salem,
right now to jot down the Miss
you wish discussed, and then, turned
speakers do not cover them, brother
uestions freely. Hear in mind, Mrs.
er, that most of the institute Skippei
rs should be and are special- Miss
ind that it may take three or from a
f them to answer all your ques- Mrs.
Just now winter soil-improve- Colurul
ops?clover and vetch particu- Spann'i
?are topics of intense interest Ponnor
i wide awake farmer, and we Mr.
suggest that you make the in- urday
? the occasion for getting all Dr. '
wry information for success a visit
these crops. Then there will | Mr. ,
i veterinary and live stock men. Sumter
v111 discuss hog cholera and how Mr.
svent it with the serum treat- Sundaj
how to eradicate cattle ticks, home <
l1 diseases, and feeds and feed- Connoi
he sreneral field croD men. who Dr.
lscusa rorn and cotton, fertiliz- Young
,nd cultivation; and possibly caster
Alio will tell how to combat in- burg i
>nemies and plant diseases. In by Mrs
the store of good things await- Mr.
s at these meetings Is so great from :i
Ae simply cannot afford to stay town n
Still another point we would Mrs.
asize is that these meetings are have
and more becoming a source or t'liarlo
ictlon and entertainment for lbiulin
entire family. This year in Mr.
i Carolina a number of capable from :
n institute workers will he In
eld. and the idea is gaining fail
other Southern states. Why Mr.
rrange for the whole family to and M
dth a mid-day 'dinner on the Kdna
id.' followed by games f >r the Mrs i
i folks after the speaKing is ov- Creek
Such a day, participated in by day, A
>ntire neigh oo: nood, Mil mean Kstrid'
atlon and Inspiration for a ceremi
; community." wore t
bride
jOMEL MAY / j^Vr'
HURT YOUR LIVER paired
M I ^yhere
ery time you take this powerful many
you are in danger. T-rfVe Dod- |
Liver Tone instead. Calomel
ade from mJrcury. and while I M*"ury
haa numy valuable uses, it a?.utG,
dangerour thing to swallow, if : Saturo
ael stays in the system very flr9t *
it salivates. Even when lti*rown
s naturally, its after-effects are ifarmei
bad. P,ac?e
Standard Drug Company will
rou Dodson's Liver Tone, which Infect
?it!ve!y guaranteed to take the
of calomel. Liver Tone stimu- Mot
the liver Just enough to start It which
lng, and does not make you palls,
r than ever?as calomel o'ten musty
You feel good after taking dlseas
on's and it won't force you tor they I
eating or working after takinn from
it Is as beneficial for children a4 result
dults. ft ment.
y a large bottle for fifty cents! will u
r the guarantee that your money I by ins
be given back cheerfully IflLlnlm
e not satisfied. BSores.
put it
or O doses <MMi will break any hot sa
of Fever or Chills. Price 25c. Wist
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LANCASTER NEWS, 1
ERSONALS B
C
cau
/. A. Hlackmon of Jarkson- (jjs,
iere on a visit to his parents, 1
mrtj. *_?rm Vy. uiuCKll'.on WA
Walter M. Stevens and ohll- t
ve returned from a trip to COo
jnville. Wa
O. White of Durham la here pef
it to his family.
Olviree Patterson is spending QK
at the home of Mr. Turner j
dul
Gladys Twitty of Heath |?ie
is the attractive guest of bn
inie Ijvnn Carothers. Hook ter
aid.
Nannie Hill Moore returned \o
k from a visit to friends in j
?ro. my
Susie Cowles of Charlotte Arl
ie week-end as the guest of
roy Springs. YO
* Kthel and Beatrice Lee of s
le are visiting Mrs. M. JJ gir
K. B. lloach has returned for
ncaster after spending a few e(f
ith relatives. Hoik Hill Mu
ioswell Plyler returned home NG
i rl i itkton yesterday. I
Hoyce Moore, who has been Fa
z a few weeks here with rel- \vi
returned home Wednesday, apt
ite Klliott accompanying her. r,
Carrie Neal is visltir.t rela
Rock Hill. F(]
Juanita Neelv is the truest of
er. Mrs. \V. 1*. Robinson. or
ulian Ross is spending awhile
nountains of North 'arollna. Ft
'rank W Hunter wa - n week
itor in Vorkville. f.
Roxie Crenshaw is in the New f0i
section with her sister. Mrs
Vallate, at the bedside of her R.\
Mr. \nderst>n Reave*. who is
usly ill. \Y
s. Willie Hendrix and Hester
shaw have returned in CharLer
a brief visit to the lattei's
, Mr. and Mrs. Willii Cren- |>r
tear Crensraw schoo' house. |<(
!. Frank Latimer, formerly of
. but now book-keeper for the
er Cotton Mills, was in th-3 \*|
aturday afternoon.?Chester
r- toi
iiitl Mrs. J. I). Lowrance and j<0
\1 re i b> vo vfanehn' <1 nt
from Columbia, via Kershaw
ncaster, and are visiting their
Mrs. H. B. Collins, on West ve
treet.?Ftoek Hill Record. $ 1
Leon Plaxico of Yorkville is ae
relatives in Lancaster codn- jja
week. 8j,
and Mrs. Erwin Sistare of ?p<
ws, N. C., are visiting here
the county.
J. T. VVylie spent Monday in f]
[ill as the Ruest of Mr. W. J.
H. K. Coffey and Miss Pearl
returned last night from a (;<
Colu mbia.
Joe Foster will go to Tim- je
lie this week for a visit to her a(
s, Drs. Carl and R. K. Foster.
iff John P. Hunter and Roach fn
art, Esq., are in Charlotte 011
s today. r?
strata Jol n L. Caskey i.s on 0,
iess trip to Concord. j.
bs Callage and Ktliel Cauthen ot
Isiting relatives in WinstonN.
C. hi
Blanche Tlioinasson has re- gj
home after a visit to her ;l|
\ Mr. J. T. Thomasson. p
C. B. Skipper and Mr. Lee
r spent Sunday in Charlotte. _
Mildred Green has returned
visit to relatives In Sumter.
J. N*. Spann and children of
)la are the quests of Mrs. Q
s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T.
's, on Chesterfield avenue.
Mack Robinson returned Satfrom
Baltimore.
W. H. Botz has returned 'rom
to relatives In Detroit. .O
J. M. Woodley spent Sunday In I
Shackleford McCrady spont
r with his wife and son at the ?
if his father-in-law, Mr. C. T.
s. r
J. P. Young and Master John ^
spent several hours in Lanyesterday
returning to Rich- X
n the afternoon, accompanied
?. Young and Miss Rose.
John D. Wylie returned today i
trip to Tate Springs, Moorismil
Croon villp Tcnn??s?PP
W. VV. Iloykln and children
returned to their home in '
tt". accompanied by Miss
e Marion Jones.
T. M. Hughes has returned
t trip to Montreal.
Morgan-Mil n go.
I.ewis M. Mungo, son of Mr. ^
rs. Amos S. Mango, and Misa r
Morgan, daughter of Mr. and '!
tdum Morgan, both of Flat '
township, were married Sun^igust
16. Notary Public W. P. ,
g'e performing the impressive
>ny at his home. The groom
i handsome black suit and the
was gowned in croam silk
doves to match. Immediately
the ceremony all parties reto
the Midway Sunday school,
the happy couple received
warm congratulations.
First Open Cotton Boll.
WcE. Pardue, carrier on 1
3, to our office last *
lay an openaoll of cotton, the ]
e have seen this year. It was 1
Km Tom IfhntAF o 1
r on Mr. Hal J.* Beckham's !?
? _ i
ion and Insect Bites Dangerous.
iqultoes, flies and other Insects,
breed quickly In garbagei
ponds of stagnant water, barns, t
places, etc, are carriers of L
es. Every time they bite you, |(
nject poison Into your system c
which some dread disease may (
. Get a bottle of Sloan's L!nl- |
It Is antiseptic and a few drops
leutrallze the Infection caused |
ect bites or rusty nails. Sloan's
ent disinfects Cuts, Bruises and j
You cannot afford to be within
your home. Money back If
.tlsfled. Only 25c. at your Drug
UViUST 18. 1014.
usiness Notices [gji
lU IN I'MTHI) STAPHS! The 'fg
'tearing *"ll? il PoliakofT'a has
sed war on the prices of merchan- ^^4
i in ijancKster.
lNTED?-To buy your cow hides. ,
ulnk, otter, muskrat, 'possum,
n, ^flar MIL r,w< horse hides. 1
nt 6.000 pounds ax once. See me ,
ore you sell. Capers Cauthen.
OltGE I.EE llest Hand Laundry,
dy work on collars and cuffs is
1 -ln||" "r iu best style,
ase give ineaTrtTrl and you will
convinced. George Lee. Lancar,
S. ('. 91-tf
TICE I hereby forbid any and
ill persons employing or harboring
ili >1 111111 **<? I mi III Signed
in A. Knight. A>*g. IT. 1914.
UNO MAN. would you marry if
suited? Many beautiful ind'an
Is in Oklahoma, who own rich oil
1 facing lands, that are looking
hnwluuhlii.. I ii i'n r m :t t inn furnishfree.
Mrs. M. I). SnnTh, Mox 597,
skogee, Okla. 91-94
'1 IV/Cj A. navy up^lieu <v lirsiat'iasn a
blacksmith and repair shop in
si End, near Fpfrpa4rtcK old home. ff
11 ^jlyj^ie^fTerouiHl, drive buggy
ikes 10c and wagon 12 Vfcc each, >2
II. Dobson. 91 ff
ill SALE Olt EXCHANGE -Young ijJ
iniimi.^Niii iili ."lynrnr-rTtlf. will sell iff
wap for dry cattle. J. E. Craig. r^|
lit SALE Lumber .\t lumber iff
mill on <). It. Williams' place. '.? >? rM
O.V^ mill. -TinnmqHi h For in inat'oli
pnone me cK see A. B Iff
liv. on ;m mill. Signedj J. L. Mob '?|
. 11 '.?t L Springs. S. (/ :?1r.-T >
rff
i NTKIi To sell the right to I .an-- iiiih
'"** handling the ^
>nlull Washing ' Machine. Good iff
ance for a hustler to make money. rgB
<u> me a card today. W. A.
light. Wingate, N. C. iff
87-91-T Uj[
SRY INTERESTING NEWS to iff
pvervlmil v I II turner-! and competi- [jg|
rs. The 01eartng*"3alc at M. Poliaff'8.
Iff
lLESMAN WANTED ? Tobacco S
and cigftf salesmen wanted to ad- .55
rtise clewing and smoking tobacco. ?00
mr>Xpi]y unit traveling expens.
Adverlse smflHbig, chewing tocco,
cigarettes, dinars. Send 2c
amp for full particulars. Hemet
tbacco Co., New York, N. Y.
80-2 Ot
HE CLEARING SALE at M. Polia- i
koff's Tttiii in August 7th. Don't
iss it.
DOD PLANTATION FOlt SALE
cheap for cash. 208 acres good
i -i %.iii i... A #A. t... 1 ^ err
vt'l McllKl-IlllI laiKi mi Rilir. iiu
tpsI open, two good houses, one
>od Vbarn. Land lies level, not a
ot ms^waste land on place, will not
ive toiTA VI" a?4{jrrnce. Public road
ins through plaeh^ Timber enough
1 place to cut 50^^)0 feet lumber.
. F. 1). runs by dooVschool house
ie-(juarter mile. CoinVand see the
up on place. Reason for selling,
ive other business. I believe I can
ve the best bargain to lie offered
Kershaw county. Address H. H.
ruesdale, Kershaw, S. (.'.
91-93-P
~S7L7ALLEN, M. D.
Oflice Over Lancaster Pharmacy.
fflco Hours 8 to 9 a. m.. 1 to 2 p. ra.
Phone 1J17.
TTtn A T> T UTWOAW
U1/UX1XV U. 1L111UU11
DENTIST,
fflce In Moore Building, over E. B. I
Roddey & Co.
Hours, 8 to 12?1 to a.
Office phone 33. Residence 118.
MONEY TO LOAN
>n Lancaster County Farms.
Extra Iofrpr-temn if desired.
^IRST NATIONAL BANK
Fort Mill, S. C.
John A. Winstead, M. D.
Ofllce over Lancaster Drug Co.
.aboratory Diagnosis a Specialty.
Hours, 8 to 10 a. 111., 4 to 6 p. m.
l'liones 240 ami 25.
N iglit Rhone 214.
VETERINAR1 SURGEON.
1 have located in Lancaster for the
ractiee of my profession, and ana
i.iin/od to treat vour live stock for
ny ??WL 11 (jit-eases. Calls answered
ay of night. Call Gre^jrylood
Live Stock Comf/anyA
W. H. BOTZ, Veterinary Surgeon.
Iraduate U. 8. C. Veterinary Surgeons.
Washington, D. C.
County Campaign Dates.
Heath sVrjpfiw. August 19.
Carmel, August 2Vr.
Cotton Mill, August 21.
Lancaster C. H.. August 22.
Notice of Final Discharge.
Notice Is hereby given that Mrs.
^oule xHsbet, guardian of the estate
if MablorvEgullne, Eunice and J&nle |
toblnson, has^tiHs day made appllca-,
Jon unto me forNa final discharge as
iuch guardian, an# that the 30th day
if August, 1914, has been appointed
or the hearing of said petition.
J. E. STEWMAN.
'robate Judge, Lancaster County.
July 31, 1914.
Notice to Debtor* end Creditor#.
AIM persons having claims against j
he etaate of David A. Roberta, de-'
eaaed^Nna hereby notified to file the
iame, duly^betfled with the underlined,
and thosKindebted to said
(state will please make payment
ikewise.
8. B. AND R. LEE ROBERT*.
Estate of David A. Roberts, Deceased.
|
>m M* SerM, Othsr Remedies Won't Cera
I"he worst cases, no matter of how ton* itanrfing
ire cured by the wonderful, old reltnble Dr.
Porter's An'iacr'ic Healing Oil. It relievei
rata and Men' at h ? miue time. 25c.S0c.SlA
^ ^^ A A A a A 4
Hank No. 33.
Statement of the Concfiti
BANK OF LANC.
located at Lancaster, S.
close of business June 30,
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts...?
Overdrafts
Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Bank
Furniture and Fixtures.
Banking House
Due from Banks and
Bankers
Currency
Gold
Silver and other Minor
Coin
Checks and Cash Items.
Total $
LIABILITIES.
< Capital Stock Paid in..$
' Surplus Fund
) Undivided Profits, fess
< Current Expenses and
| Taxes Paid
I Due to Banks and Bank*
< crs
\ Dividends Unpaid . . . .
| Individual Deposits Sub<
ject to Check
Savings Deposits
| Time Certificates of De.<
poist
^ Certified Checks
| Cashier's Checks
.< Notes and Dills Redis?
counted
| Res er\ed Intere st
.< Reserved for Ta^es . . .
} Total > .
J STATE OF SOU'DH CAR<
' County of lAncaster
t i;< fore me < ; i^jr> Ceo V
Cashier of the .'above n;
wlio. being duly sworn, s:
j) above and foregoing stai
true condition of said ban
*. bv the books of sa' l bar
) GEO. W. \V1
J Sworn to and subscribe
this 6th dav of July, 191
| J NO. H.
J Notary Pu
" Correct?Attest: I.ero
| Waddy C. Thomson, R. I
J Directors.
tSewar
SO-CALI
The Real C
Un
1111
So Don
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TCV.\xt^ce6 \$X xtvox\ao>Tcad
\Xnneftrdav>. Ka
\}0\XT TAotvsa} ycn. crux &<x*
FIRST NATIONAL BAN
Say'
Do Yda
Know
wilt get yvv a real
fSS SUIT
made to your Ort
The DIFFERENC
THIS STORE and b
Tf vrm nrHftr vnur
? / -?? J
MILLS you KEEP $
LOOSE $10.
DON'T buy a suit
or made to order, u
POSITIVELY CONT
a suit of the classiest
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192,083.30 *'or treating their jH
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and considerately.
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LED SALES
Clearing Sale is at
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Hours, 8^^a. m. to 12:30; 1:30
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!? between buying a $25 suit in
uying it elsewhere is JUST $10.
suit of thfi BfiOTfiTT WOOT.F.K
10, and if you order elsewhere you
at ANY price, either ready made
ntil you see OUR goods.. We'll
VJNCE you that we make to order
; $25 fabrics you ever saw for only
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