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I ? ?+0 0 0 0 ? > < I r ii LOCAL DOTS i! < < < c <i "The Penile of Pauline," seventeenth episode will be shown at the Star Theatre next Monday. Mr. and Mre. M. F. Ritchey and Mr. Bort of Concord were the guos's this week of Dr. and Mrs. Q. W. Poorer. having made the trip in Mr. Rltchey's handsome tourlg car. Dr. J. E. Rutlldge has some spec-1 imen ears of yellow corn which ho; proposes to put in exhibition at the County Fair. They will be hard to beat. The ,corvering of tho Erenezer Haptist church Iwll be next Thursday, Nov. 12. All the friends of the cause who can help will please come on that date. Diner will be served on the ground. The friends of Mrs. D. F. Sapp * will be sorry to learn that she suffered a stroke of partial paralysis last Sunday. At first her condition was qtf'te serious, but she h is since improved. Mr. Joe Evans, keeper of both the Presbyterian and the Westsido cemeteries, asks to request parents not to allow their ch'ldren to desecrate these sacred places by gathering llowers from the graves, as several children have been doing recently. This is quite a Berious offence and one which we hope will not be repeated. Much Interest has been manifested In the "Week of Prayer" at the First Methodist Church and there has been a good attendance at service every afternoon during the first week. The women of the church conducted this "Week of Prayer," making every service an Interesting one. We hope every one of our readers will give a careful, thoughtful attention to the article I nthis paper "Edisosn in War Time," taken from the American Magazine. Edison, the greatesst genius of modern times, said among other things, "This European war came along to put us to It and teach us to depenl on ourselves." This, Indeed, is the real lesson of the war. The eyesore Justs erected on tho Southwest corner of Main and Arch (t streets is not u gibbet, ns many at first conjectured, .but an arrangement to facilitate'the filling of tho water wagon.'^fy what process of reasoning the '/authorities decided upon such a conspicuous place for locating this crane, we are at a loss to ~un(^rBtAnd. The women of Lancaster are at work ror a "City Beautiful," while the esthetic taste of the "powers that he" seems somewhat perverted KOIt THE CHRISTMAS SHIP. IjHiicastcr People Send (lifts to WarStricken Europe. Through the Instrumental ty of the women of the Ladles' Aid Society of the Presbyterian, Lancaster will send contributions to the Christmas Ship which will sail for Eurono no*t Tuesday, November 10. A committee was appointed to receive gift* from any who wished to contribute and Superintendent Wes- i singer at the request of this com- j mittee, asked the children of the! Centrnl graded school to contribute to this fund and right nobly did they respond. Mrs. R. C. Brown and Mrs. Leroy Springs are busy this afternoon packing the box which goes tonight by express The express com- . pan es carry all shipments for this cause. The beuuty sympathy of the j children of Lancaster goes with their j gifts to the poor children orphaned by the great European war. NOTICE. To the Stockholders of Ihe Catawba { Fertiliser Company: You will take notice that a meeting of the stockholders f the Catawba Fertiliser Company will be held at the offices of the Conn >any at Lancaster, South Carolina, lpn the tth day of December, 1914, lor the purpose of considering the mdvlsablllty of Increasing the capital sL>ck of the corporation from Eighty ^Thousand ($80,000.00) Dollars to V>DO Hundred Thousand ($100,00?lo0) Dollars. The said meeting n called pusuant to a resolution of the Hoard of Directors of the corporation passed on the 30th day of October. 1914. L. C. LAZENBY, Secretary. MRS. C. W. JONK8 will teach crocheting on Tuesday and Friday afternoon* from 3 to 6. Charges will be 26 rente for each loseon. Cures OM Sores, Otbsr Rsmstfss Wso't Cars. The wore! cmm.do matter of bow lone 'tending, are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr Porter'e Antlaertic Heating Oil. It relieve* Pain and Haata at the same time. 23c. 10c. ft.00 S'; V ; WIDELY ADVERTISED. H jj Secretary KIUmou'm "('recti For Ruiti- | j new* Men" in Demand. < The Business Men's Creed" recent- j ly originated and distributed by Mr. 4 Luther Ellison, Secretary of the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce, 1 hac been copied far and wide. It was , printed on cardboard for hanging j in office* WAJ? mnHa In mltahta fni%n < for mailing in an envelope and was alao printed on post cards. It is a 1 striking bit of optimism for which 1 there has been a great deal of demand. Mr. Ellison has had requests , for copies of it from the Interna- ! tlonal Harvester Company, the Bur- j rough's Adding Machine Company, I 1 the Internatinonal Cash Register Co. and otfcer large concerns. The creed I has been copied in various trade [ journals, notably the "Signs of The 1 Times," a big electrical advertising . magazine published in New York. ' Cincinnati and Chicago. In a con-1 spicuous place in that paper we find this: "Tho following is sthc creed day, and the glorious spiirit of its adopted by the busless men of Can- j caster, S. C.: 4 "I believe in the Lancaster of to- j day, and tho glorious spirit of ilts men and its women that will build tho Lancaster of tomorrow. I believe in the power of the workers of Lancaster to upbuild the city. I be- j lleve in the great plans born of tho union of men of initiative, of foresight. of civic patriotism, for the development ot the city. But greater faith have In the dreams of those | visionaries who in the distance see the Lancaster that is to be. I believe in Lancaster for what it is today, but more do I believe in what it aspires to be. "And I am resolved that I am today?and will continue to be tomor- , row and during all other days j around the bend?an efficient worker ' for the development of Lancaster. That I will observe the rules of the | great game of life, obey the law of harmony which demands that I work hand in hand and heart in ' heart with my fellows, and over will j I remember that which I do for my ( city I do for myself, and that never can 1 servo others without earning: groater protit for myself. And even j day I shall so live and so serve that when I have slipped away for the long rest my fellow workers will \ march even more bravely toward tingoal of perfection, and my great hope- j is that they shall over look upon nic as a Muster Servrnt. i;r\ lkl/l? lll'IM. K? t l> L' LH> 1 i vMi'iii?i'viinai /vi% i Miss Mabel Funderburk and Mr. FrontuH S. Parker were married Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 at the | ome of the bride's parets, Mr. and ( Mrs. W. J. Funderburk by Rev. B. F. ' Carson. The wedding ceremony was most impressive and was witnessed I by only a few of the nearest rela- ! 1 tlves and most intimate friends of | the extracting parties. The bride j 1 wore a handsome suit of blue chiffon 1 broadcloth. Mrs. Parker, as Miss Funderburk, lived for several years in Lancaster and has many friends in town as well as in all parts of the county, who wish her much happiness She Is a young woman of attractive manner and most onilable deposition. Mr. Parker is a progressive young farmer of the county. ' who is also <iulte popular. Tit 10Y O' IIKAItTS <;<><>!>. I The "Trey O* Hearts," shown at ( 1 the Star yesterday afternoon and evening was even better than advance notices had led us sto expect. The front of the theatre was gaily decorated with attractive advertising I matter and within crdttds of interested spectators were well entertained. The women and school clf.ldren of the town were given complimentary tickets to the initial Installment of the new picture and they as well as a large proportion of the male contingency, were present .in-\ large ' numbers. There was not a dull nxj ment in yesterday's production. J Quick action characterized every ftimnu Tho not ~ . uu ut.wiR <u u ??u very goua { t and the scenery most attractive. Cleo ' Madison as Rose and Judith Trine Is ' superb. Manager Parr is offering a real attraction In the "Trey O' Hearts" and | a great advantage in seeing this pic- ! < tuer from week to week 'n that those I who see it may also heep up with it j * twice a week In this paper, in which ( it is now appearing as a serial story. j * Manager Parr asks that as many ? of his patrons as can find it conven-1 1 lent see the Trey O Hearts 1 the af-1 ! t' moons, as his thertre will be very' ? orowdod at night. Look for the rec-1 t ord installment of '.his Interesting ' picture next Wednesday. " r THE LANCASTER NEW! j PERSONALS | Rev. Roy Brown, pastor of the Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Church, was in town today on his way to rtrsah to assist Rev. W. W. Ratchford 1 his preparatory services and the communion service Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Elfc'son will Lancaster, S. ('.$ Enclosed And cli'cek for $.'{.00 as I do not want my name dropped from your subscription list. Your paper reaches me promptly every Wednesday and Saturday and Instead of it being a semi-weekly, why not make it Dally? Lancaster leads S. ('. and every one of your valuable papers each day of the week. Wlnth kind regards, I am. Yours very truly, E. D. COOK. It Really Dees Relieve Rheumatism Everybody who is afflicted with rheumatism in any form should by ill means keep a bottle of Sloan's Llnlnmont on hand. The minute rou feel pain or soreness in a Joint >r muscle, bathe It with Sloan's Llnment. Do not rub it. Sloan's penetrates almost immediately right to he seat of pain, relieving the hot, :ender, swollen feeling and making :he part easy and comfortable. Get i bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 26 :ents of any druggist and have it In .he house?against colds, sore And iwollen joints, rheumatism, neural(la, sciatica and like ailments. Your noney back if not satisfied, bat It loes give almost Instant relief. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. We are now epftaged in dropping roni our HutMtcription list, the names ?f parties who are in arrears for the and to yyhom wp have sent itatement* of the amount due by Item, hut who have failed to pay up. t costm money to run a newspit{?er >nd we cannot carry the names of Humeri item contrary Ui the rules and -emulations of (he postofftce depart* nent. It In possible that In dropilnx names from ou^ list, some error nay oecur. It--" any subscriber, herefore, who has paid up, should nil to Ret the paper, please notify is nt on re aim! the error will lie cored ed. >uu>v luuiuiiuw 11111Li mo nuiei uoynl, Whore they have boon hoarding ulnce they came to Lancaster, and will begin light housekeeping on the Becond floor of Mr' Walter Stevens' home on North Main street. Miss Estello Milling will teach the Osceola school this session. Miss Corbln, a trained nurse from Chester is nursing Mrs. W. D. Robinson, who has been quite ill during the past week but is now considerably improved. Mr. W. F. Nesbit of the Jacksonham section has returned from a visit. of several duys to relatives at Sardis, N. C. Gaillard Ellison of Lancaster, formerly of Columbia, was among the wearers of tlie Pudple and Gold at the Carolina-Clemson game. He played end and halfback on the Clemson team sesveral years ago.? The State. Miss Effle Lingle went to Heath Springs today to viBlt Miss Bessie Mobley. Mr. William Robinson of Chester spent the past week-end here with his parents. Mr. J. S. Starr of Rock Hill wat here Wednesday. Miss Clara Barrett Strait, whe has been visiting frlonds in Lancaster the past week, will leave soon for Rock Hill, where she will spend a few days before going to Washington for several months. Mr. J. B. Hall of Belmont. N. C., was a visitor here yesterday. Mr. T. S. Carter, of Lancaster, and Williamsburg county. Is here among his many friends this week. Mr. Robert S. Floyd and Rev. J F. Hammond motored up from Ker shaw on business yesterday. Mr. 0. E. McNinch of Depot liar bor, Canada, Is the guest of his sis ter, Mrs. D. E. Penny. Mr. und Mrs. J. Eugene Elliott left this week for Qastonin, to * sit Mr. Elliot's sister there, Mrs. A. L Moore. Messrs. W. K. Willi,tins of tk< Stonesbow section r.nd W. U. Olyburr of the Hailo Oold Mine were visitor! in Lancaster yesterday Col. aud Mrs. Leroy Springs motored to Charlotte Wednesday, re turning today. WOULD I.IKK DAILY PAPER. I/etter of Appreciation From Lancaster Roy. The following letter was received this week from Mr. Ed. Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cook of this place. Mr. Cook is one of the many Lancaster boys who are making good in other towns. He ':s cashior of Tho Farmers' Bank of Chappels. He believes in his home town and likes his homp paper so well lie would like to have it come everyday. The following is his letter: KMIlrvf Tl.? VT,...? 5. NOVEMBER (>, 1914. Conform to to I<aw. The legislature at the recent extra session enacted a law for the reductlo of the acreage of cotton for next year. We br.ve serving doubt about the constitutionality of such , a law, but at the same time, the i lawmakers whetbor they had the right to do so or not, have passed the law and it is only after all an effort to make the farmer do what is In their own interest?they should do anyway?roduce the amount of cotton they raise, and at the same time increase the amount of food stuffs sralsed So we advise all farmers to conform to the l.aw and not plant more than one-third of their crop in cotton next year. Don't take up time discussing whether it is a good law, or a bad law; whether ft is constitutional or unconstitutional, but work for your own interest by cutting down your acreage in cotton and plant grain this fall and in the \ Phone 288. Office oref Lancaster Pharmacy. S. L. ALLEN, M. D. ~ Office OlW Lancaster Pharmacy. Office Hours I to 9 a. m., 1 to 2 p. m. Phone 187. John A. winstead, M. D. Office over If .an caster Drux Go. Laboratory ibhignosis a Specialty. Hours, 8 to 10 a. m., 4 to 6 p. m. Phonel 840 and 88. Night Phone 844. EDGAR J. HINSON DKNTIST. Office In Mooro\Buildlng. over B. B Rodley A Co. Hours, 8 to 12?1 to ?. Office phone 91. Reeldence 118. ' spring plant more grain. There is ; absolutely no hope that cotton will I bring the cost of production in the i next twelce months so it is absolute| ly folly to raise it. If the European war continues, and the probility is that it will for some time, food (Stuffs will bring a good price, and for this reason it will be the part of wisdom to plant, not only what Is ! needed on the farm, but u surplus to 'jssell at a good price. CHICHESTER SPILLS DIAMOND BRAND ; , LAPIHS I Aak yenr l'rutrffai for CTII-CTTKS-TER 8 A DIAMOND IlKANI) PILLS in Rkd sad/A Cold metallic boxes, sealed with BluetOy i Ribbon. Taxi xo otim. n?r?ij.ir\y DrmarUt tad tak far CUI-CHEI-TtB V DIAMOND BUiltl) FI 1.1.ft, for twr?lty-fl*? years regarded aa Beat, Safest, Always Rellabta. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS TIME PVPRYU/MPRP WORTH Tm|[> el en i nncnc tested NOTICE TO 8UBSCRIRKRH. If your name in dropped from our subscription lint on account of your failure to pay up, you should not 1 | feel Insulted. You are the offending party. We have a perfect right to he mud with you. Another tiling: If we drop you ' | from our list you are not to suppose that the debt Is cancelled by any means. You still owe the amount and if you want to gt mad, why just pay up like a man and then you will feel free to express yourself. A better way, however, is to conu in nml pay anil leave with a plensanl L smile. You may meet us again sometime and you will probably In ashamed of your little meanness o| . j spirit. ' | flow To Give Quinine To Children, FEBRILINK is the trade-mark name given to at ! improved Quinine. It is a Tasteless Syrup, pleas ! ant to take and docs not disturb the stomach . ! Children take it and never know it is Quinine Also especially adapted to adults who cauuol take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate not i cause nervousness nor ringing in the head. Tiy it the next time you need Quinine lor any r>ur> i pose. Ask tor 2-ounce original package. The 1 name FlillKlLlNK is blown iu bottle. 25 cents. Business Notices >111. ('. I,. McMANUS, county demonstrator Uor Lancaster county, will be at tbTftliiiinliyr of Commerce, in Springs block,etfery Saturday from 10 a. m. to 4 d. m 'J-tf FOR RENT?One, two, three and four horseliirmH on my plantation near Lancaster?? Rant payable part ! cotton and part corn. W. J. Cunningham. 3-10 I NOTICE-?1 hereby forbid any one to perfotanthe marriage ceremony I for one, WilrH^lk and my daughter, i Pearl Steele, botlw colored, as I am I determined to prosecute any one so doing. R. O. Steele, Lancaster, S. ('., Route 6, July 27, 1314. FOR SALE?New crop pure Georgia cane f?>uaip-JLui>arrels, kegs and cans. Write fo^N^prices. W. 11. TRtvls, Augusta. Ga. 1-27 !LANCASTER CLEANING, Dyeing 4nd tailoring. White and Dunlap j streets, 'Whone 381. Keep your old suit, I wlllmake it look like new. Ladles' woht ii specialty, gloves 1 cleaned. OnrS?*i^k talks for Itself. So give me a triaFSe all I want. My terms, $1.00 for 4 siHls pressed per month. No ladies' v^??rk done on tiekets. Yes, we do dyeing. Jenkins Pressing Club. WANTED?To buy your cow hides, mink, V>tter, muskrat, 'possum, coon, sheep. goat and horse hides. .Want 6,000 pounds at once. See me before you aelPv^apers Cauthen. DR. CTBTPRATT \ DENTIHT Hours, 8:3W a. m. to 12:30; 1:30 \ to 6:00. 1T? ^ ? ??? ? 11^ _ *? ? O ? W ?.8888888888881 i Bank No. 88. ^ Statement of the Condition of W BANK OF LANCAST1 ymat located at Lancaater, 8. C., at S cioae of business October 31. 1 MS RESOURCES. W Loans and discounts. . .1586.40 gift Overdrafts 3,41 Q Bonds and Stocks owned by the Bank 10,86 00 Furniture and Fixtures 1,00 Ranking House 5.80 Other Real Rstnto owned 3,50 09 Due from Ranks and Rankers 88,22 Currency 15,84 09 ('.old 3,84 ''sj*4 Silver and other Minor ? Coin 1,18 09> ('hecks and Cash Items 3C j^5 Total $660,02 09 LIABILITIES, j ajfc Capital Stock paid in, . $ 50.Of ^5 Surplus Fund 100.0C ' 09. Undivided Profits, less ' Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 2 4,92 09 Duo to Hanks and M Rankers 3,4 8 ^3i Individual Deposits Suh09 joct to Chock 151.6S M Srvlngs Deposits 88.52 ^5i Time Certificates of Do90 posit 7 9,0( ! aa Certified Chocks 10,OF S C shler's Chocks 1.8/ 90 Notes and Hills Rodis- A M counted 141,Of Reserved Interest. . . . 4,3 8 09. Reserved for Taxes. . . . aLo( 09 \ Total $R60,\ | 90> STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA! 1 M County of Lancaster?ss. , Before me came Goo. W. Willi < ,:nnifi ui mic auove named I i Aft who, being duly sworn, says tha above and foregoing statement I true condition of said bank as si M by the books of said bank. 3 GEO W. WILLIAM flP. Sworn to and subscribed b< Aft me this 26th day of October, 1 3 JNO. H. PO AG, Notary Public, Correct Attest:?Leroy Springe lift L. Crawford, Wadd/ C. Thon Directors. ; Fresh C< Celery?Ci 9DHH Silver Slice ! Pound Cake I Chocolate cake L Fresh shipment I 1 Edwards < Get your coal from i jj turns cold. We sell I | M??.? New Ship Suits ai & We were very fort mint turer with some stuiui was very anxious to c bought 18 of these Si; guaranteed satin lined Suits on our rack and \ of the lot at Good nil w<u>1 Slnii-^ ?An/l ? ?? .. W* tOj lined A few $22.50 Suits, sti priced at Robinson LANCASTER'S L > Your Subscription Is br, Look Over ffi l!? Thb I *'* Statement M i0 00 A Bank strong in ivo lOTuurwiw, wimor> 19.55 vative In its manage- mk 6.00 >^5 0.00 ment, progressve In MB 14.07 it* policy, witlh CAI'I>R;64 TAL and SURPLUS ffl 17.22 exceeding !S;SS $175,000.00 tt splendid organization, 18.05 officers or experience. 18.43 and an unusually strong directorate, !t-7" offers to tho public 11.20 ^<xm1 service and tl?c P?, ?o.o2 mm 19.78 most complete pro- W -,5.r,r> tect,ou- 'tm 16.20 YOU 10.00 are cordiallv Invited fift 17.22 S W to do your banking } IJ inW business with us. jflfi >an?k J8 The Bank 8 town i0 efore i of Lancaster M . 'J 14. O s. c. - g OD The Old Reliable jS jcoanuts ranberries MB each ).. .. 10c :wice each week Sc Horton us before the weather brick and shingles also I ment Coat t $10.75 i in finding a manufaci ng $15.00 Suits that he use out at a price. We i ts. They are all wool, A w e have placed these \ rou may have your choice am 7R I styles, guaranteed satin .. $5.75, $6.75 and $7.76 aiming styles, specially $18.75 Cloud Co. EADING STORE. Now Dm. PAT UP |