The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 11, 1914, Page 8, Image 8
* 8 v "
I TOY
I Boy:
I til Christmas on
I Furniture of all
the boys, Drur
Noah's Ark wit!
If you will visit
in Baltimore an.
I are in position 1
grand bargains and
Parenl
toys for your little
we bought them at
happy once in each
I Now v
I see it for you will s
I only a short time tc
FAIR PREMIUM LIST.
Awards in the Several Departments
at the Recent Fair.
The following premium list covering
the several departments of the
recent county fair will, be read with
interest by the people of Lancaster
county:
DEPARTMENT A?FARM PRODUCTS.
Soy beans First. Geo. VV. Jones.
Oats?First, J.v. E. Craig. Second.
Royd Craig.
Wheat First. 'J. K. Craig. Second.
C. Ti. McMahus.
Irish potatoes- First, J. E. Craig.
Second, Iloyd Craig.
Sweet potatoes -First. Hoy 1 ,
Craig. Second, J. M. Voder.
Cowpea liny? First, Royd Craig. J
Clover hay First, J. E. Craig. '
Clover bay (crimson i?First, .!
E. Craig.
Native grass hay- First, J E !
Craig.
Oat straw?First, J. E. Craig.
Rest ten ears corn?First, A. N.
narreit. second, Geo. \V. Maker.
Mest ten ears yellow corn?First,
I)r. J. E. Rutledge. Second, J. M.
Yoder.
Best bushel yellow corn?First
Dr. J. E. Rutledge.
Best bushel white corn?First.
A. N. Barrett. Second, Thomas
Small.
Two best pumpkins?First. John
King.
Best bushel turnips?First and
second, J. M. Yoder.
BOYS' DEPARTMENT.
Best ten ears corn?First, Thomas
McManus. Second, Joe Brown.
Best single ear corn?First, Thos.
McManus. Second. Crawford Rutledge.
Ferman Yard Beans?Firs', W.
J. Cunningham.
Best cow peas?First, C. L. McManus.
Second, Dr. Rutledge
Best rye?First. J. M. Yoder, Second.
C. L. McManus.
Best three stalks corn?Firs'., J.
M. Yoder.
Best home-made door ma' FirsG
Willis Shannon.
Best stalk cotton First. Geo. Av.
Baker.
DEPARTMENT B ?HORSES.
Best stallion under i years
1 First, A. E. Sims. Second Geo. W.
Baker.
Best mare or gelding hitched to
buggy?First. W. II. Dralfln. Second.
E. E. Ferguson
Best pair mares or geldings
First, Bog Jones. Second, J. C.
F.lHott
Host lady driver or single mare
or gelding First. Ml as Virginia
Taylor. Second. M'ss Carrie (;rcgory.
Best saddle horse or marc- First,
J. H .Wltherspoon. Second, M. B.
Jordan.
Best pair mules, halter led?-Kirft,
Jefferson Mosior. Second, J. C.
Robinson.
Best horse or mare colt one year
old?First, J. A. '"raig Second,
D. Jack Hinson.
Best horse or mare colt two years
old?First, J. M. Yoder. Second,
J C. Robinson.
west horse or mare colt three
years old?First, J. F. Bowers. Second,
J. Y. Chambers.
Kent mule colt under one year?
Ftist, Roby Bell.
Best mute colt over one year?
First, Roby Bell.
Best single roadster?First, Jefferson
Mcsler. Second, V. T.
Sowell.
Combination class?Firs* J. E.
Bl&ckmon, Jr. Second, O 0. Stognor.
DEPARTMENT C?-CArr^F AND
tlC'iS.
Red Poll.
Best bull -F'r?R, j?r ris Bankine
& Mercau i Co
Hogg, best boar?First, W. Ii.
Invigorating: to the Pale and Sickly
Tbe Old Standard general atrengthenlng tonic, I
CROVS'S TASTELESS cbill TONIC, drivea out
Malaria enriohae th* KIaaA am <4 kt.lMa1
tern. A true tonic. For adults aud children. 50c
" ' ?
S! TC
> and girls we are rec
le of the nyfet compk
kinds, su6h as Cradk
ns, Hdrns, Wagons,
h ^itthe animals, Ro<
our store this Christr
d New York this Sun
to sell you as many this
come where you get the
ts, don't fail to bring all
children. It was lucky i
a very low price. Chris
twelve months?
re are going to make oui
ee something you have n<
> do your buying. So co
our Dear C
Twitty. Second. I.ingle &. Black- 1
mon.
Best sow?Pint, \V. B. Twitty. '
Second, Liugie B.aekmon. '
BeRt pair pigs?Fir.it. I. C Luzon- ,
by. Second. W .B Twitty. j
Best sow with RUOKling pigs?
First, J. T. Stover. Heath Sprngs. j
DKPAHTMKNT E?LADIES' t
WORK.
Best silk quilt First, Miss Annie 1
Witherspoon. Second. Mrs. ?ra B.
Jones.
Best calico quilt First. Mrs. M.
It. McCnrdell. Second Mrs. It. I).
Howell. 1
Best knit counterpane First,
Mrs. N K Craig. Second, Mrs. i; i
J. \ da ins.
Best home-made broom First. 1
Mrs. S. W. Craig. Second Mrs. ;
( . \V. Poovey.
Best <>nibroidcred table cover I
First, Mrs. Jno. Ftiddlo. Second.,
Mrs. Albert Tinslev. . j
Best embroidered sofa pillow I
First. Mrs. J. K. Craig. Second. 1 t
Mrs. J. E. Craig. , j
Best three embroidered handker j
chiefs First. Miss Ella Craig. I I
Best iace handkerchiefs, Home-' I
made?First. Miss Virginia Robert-| r
son. s
Best embroidered centeroieee
First, Mrs. W. L. Phillips. ->econd. \
Mrs. VV. H. Millen. \
Best six crocheted doilies?First, I
Mrs. C. I). Jones. Seeond, Mrs. I). J
E. Penny. I
Best embroidered collar ?First, I f
Miss Annie Bennett. Second, Mrs. a
Albert Tinslev.
Best lace collar. home-made? tl
First, Mrs. G. W. Poovey. Second. |J
Mrs. Maynard. *
Heat pin cushion -First. Mrs-. Al- fl
bert Tinsley. \
Rest Rattenburg I. are?First.
Mrs. J M. flood. Second. Mrs. J
K. Craig.
Best embroidered shirt waist First.
Mrs. It. A. Fang. Second,
Miss Kunla Barnette.
Rest pair wool socks unit First,
Mrs. Sarah A. Adams.
Best bureau scarf- -First, itiss
Carrie Gregory. Second, Miss Carrie
Gregory.
Best baby dress- First. Mrs. C.
1). Jones. Second, Mrs. J. II.
Witherspoon.
Best hemstitching First. Miss
Charlotte Mcllwain.
Second. Mrs. Ira B. Jones.
Best man's shirt, home ma le-First.
Mrs. S. W. Craig. Second.
Mrs. G. W. Foovey.
Best display fancy work by one
lady?First, Mrs. Foovey, Second,
Mrs. C. I). Jones.
DEPARTMENT F -FA. ' <UFPLIES.
Best loaf wheat liroad?First,
Mrs. Ira B. Jones. Second, Mrs.
J. E. Craig.
Best loaf corn bread -First, Mrs.
J. G. Barton.
Best dozen raised biscui' ?First,
Miss Annette Craig.
Best do/.e nplain biscuit--First,
Mrs. Will Craig.
Best dozen beaten biscuit Firs.t '
Mrs. C. D. Jones.
Best pound cake?Frr.t, Mrs. R.
J. Mcllwain
Best Angel food cake? First, Mrs.
Emma Witherspoon.
Best Devil cake?First, Mrs. Jack
White.
Best honey in comb?First, Miss
Lula Knisrht. sflcnnd t tj
Bent honey strained?First, J.
R. Bell.
Beat home-made hotter, two
pounds?First, Mrs. J, U. Thompson.
Second, Mrs. C. O. Cochran.
Best home-rude preserves?First.
Mm. J. O. Parker. Second, Mrs.
No. 666
This is prescription prepared ?psilslj +
lor MALARIA or CHILLS * FEVER, j
Five or sis doses will break any case, sad i
if taken then aa a tonic the Fever will not11
return. It acts on the liver better than 11
CsIoujcI and docs not gripoor sicksa, I
THE LANCASTER NET!
i ?i i !
>YS! '
eiving daily large si
ite lines of toys that
js, Beds,Swings, Ta
rn n w? ? ??
l ricydles, I" ire W
eking HV^ses-?m fa?
nas you wiirsfce the
imer we bought sev<
; year at eight centt cot
most for vour monrc.
?r " 4
your children to see San
:or you as well as for ui
stmas conies but once a
store a toyland this Xs
ever seen before. Rem
me early and avoid the
)ld Santa
L.eroy Springs.
Best home-made catsup?First.
Mrs. Ira B. Jones. Second, Mrs.
Ira B. Jones.
Best home-made candy- First,
Miss Onibel Duren. Second. Miss
dllie Green.
Best pickles? F. ret. Mrs. Beese
Marshall. Second. Mrs. ileese Murdiall.
Best general collection fruit-?
i^irst, Mrs. Helen King. Second,
Mrs. John II. Poag.
HONOR ROLL.
'entral Grade ! and Mil! School for i
the Month of November.
First grade Doris Hilton, l.oitln I
to yd Beaty, Klizabeth Murchison,!
fnfli r...>r.t i
. ....... vuuiirl I IMllIlt!*
IVilsun. Eugene Elliott. Elliott I
Motliei-shed, Eugene UpbbU)*, Juntos I
rtioinasson. "Wnrion StsfaWc. .folio P. '
lunter, Lonisc Knight.
Second grade- Eugenia Adams,
Marion Blanks, Lillian Davis, Frank
Jrennan, Henrietta Edwards. Rctecca
Jones, Elizabeth Laney, Ellza>eth
Eazenby, Eldridge I ezenby,
treble I,ingle, Margaret Long, Ruth
Mackoy. Eustace Morris, Irene
3oovey, Ivy Poovey, Charles Stogler,
Mary E. Stover, Vandlver Wilon,
Mary Donnoni Witherspoon.
Third gra^e?Edward Croxton-.-:
Valter Davis, Mildred Fergusoh,
Vllliam Hough, EugAnla Hughes,
feulah Mae Laney, Colin Murchison,
ark Riddle, Hazel Rogers, Annie
lertha Rutledge, Jennie Le Sherard,
Sdna Small, Thurlow Carter Thompson,
Juanita Wilson.
Fourth grade?Mury Agnes Funlerburk,
William Fundnrburk
Marion Haile Long, Dorothy Porter,
Catharine Sistare, Ruth Threat,
Martha VanLandingham, Elizabeth
Vitlierspoon.
Fifth grade?Ruth Dobson, Jewel
1 ' I" 1 11 '
Carolina
- THROUGH PEP
T? CI
o .1 V1
oouinern
phemier\arhie
Queen & Crescent Rotate.
SOED
WESXB
Lv. Charleston I
Lv. Summerville J.,
Lv. Branchville f.
Lv. Orangeburg / . .
Lv. St. Matthews .
Lv. Columbia I*. .'!
Ar. Cincinnati
Ar. Chicago
EASTTB
Lv. Chicago '/i.
Lv. Cincinnati } y
Ar. Columbia tfJ\
\ Ar. St. Matthews I.
Ar. Orangeburg A.
A ? T? 1 ill
m. Drtuiciivuie
Ar. Summerville
Ar. Charleston
Excellent connections at C
for San Francisco, Los Angek
Seattle, Milwaukee, St. Paul
Northwest.
For passenger fares, sch<
I Southern Railway Ticket Ag<
U~...? ? Qt
:
Assistant General Passei
Columbia, S. C.
A;
DECEMBER 11,1914.
TOYS!
lipments of toys and
we have ever had b
bles, Tea Sets, Hous
ragons, Engines, Ma
ct we have almost ai
grandest display of
eral lines of toys at ?
ton as we could last yea
ita ClauSsas he will be *
i that we bought our to]
year, so don^vou thin!
oas and we want every I
tember that it is only abc
rush at the last moment.
^1 .1 D u
jia u?9 cii Ddrneii
Hinson, Mary Harris, Mildred
Hirsch, Marjorie Hirsch. Sadie
Parks, Tera Cauthen, Marie Settlemyer,
Kathleen Ferguson. ltuth
DobBon, Kathleen Ferguson. Margaret
Thomasson, Clayton Rogers.
Willie Griffin, Mary Lee Heckham,
Sybil Lingle, Lueile Uoddey, Charles
Burgess. Kliott Uoddey, Ned Greg- |
ory, William Marlon Heed, Ira
Adams. Mary Alice Pobnoy.
Sixth grade?Barnwell Allison,
,1. C. Sowell. Mildred King. Kliza i
Moore, Lewis Mnrehison, Fthel
Perry, Malvlna Sowell, Laura Gil-j
bert Williams. I
Seventh grade -Charlotte p,o?-kliain,
Kvelvn Bell, Ida Mt How. I IIy |
McManus. Mary Heath Jones, Curry
Perry, Matthew Pollultoff.
Mighth grade -Murv Mllen Plackmnn,
Caroline Porter, i uela Muiflii-j
son, Minna Wheeler, Joe I.<* .> Porter,
Freddie Knight, Krnost Moore.
Ninth grafde- Helen Merrick.'
Willie Reed, Toy Gregory, 1 eigluon
Horton.
Tenth grade?J. W Craig.
MILL SCHOOL.
First grade?Grace Chapman,
Vera Chapman, Sibyle Lee Mahaffey,
Howard Mahaffey, Marvin Privett,
Luther Rollins. Harvey Walden, Ida
'Bell Beckham, Leila Robprtson, Par
uiiii nuiiici, un?u mcmunuv.
Second grade?Willie Backhaul,
Loretta Hunter, Sadie Gardner, Huddle
Beckham, Miles Wells, Jim
Walden.
Third grade?Hobson Davis, Lizzie
B. Adams, Bleoka Hangley,
Rose Eva Garland, Malile Reeves,
John Robertson, Jesse Robinson.
Fourth grade?Annie May Whitley,
Reck Ghent, Wilden Ballard.
Ruby .Lower)', Elliott Chapman, I-ec
Williams, Frank Robinson, r.ena
Whitley.
Special |
IN(] CAR DAALK
liieago
A
Railway |
R OF THE SOUTH.
Big Four Route.
ULE:
OUND.
8:00 A M
V 8:43 A.M.
10:20 A.M.
10:55 A.M.
11:24 A.M.
12:55 P. M.
10:55 A.M..
, 9:00 P.M.
tyUND.
/ 8:55 A.M.
f 6:35 P.M.
4:45 P.M.
6:05 P.M.
4^. 6:35 P.M.
rrr\ 7:15 P.M.
...J 8:48 P.M.
. ..7 9:40 P. M.
ftidugo with through trains
?8, (Omaha, Denver, Portland,
and other points West and
eriules, tickets, etc., call on
Jilt.
.W. H. CAFFEY,
A gent,
... . ^rCIiaJlesjQn, S. C.
w.x : i. r- - I
iger Ajfent, I
SANTA CLAl
IX ALL OF :
1 will have on display
>efore?such as Dolls
es, Stoves and Piano
>gic Lanterns, Firewc
lything that can be i
toys you ever saw.
3i very low price and
r at twelve cents cotton,
ith us this Xmas and wi
rs before the war brok<
; you owe it to your chile
uhje child in Lancaster <
>ut teh days until Christi
?
te's 5, 10 and 25c Sto
\COUNTYNEWS
HEATH SPUING.
Special to The News.
Heath Spring. Dec. 10.?Mr. 11.
I E. Williams .after a stay of several
months in St. Petersburg, Flu., is
here with his family again.
| Miss Mayme C'llngan, milliner for
the Springs Hanking and Mercantile
Co.. will leave Saturday ni.ght
I for her home at Hagorstovn, Md.
At the Junior meeting Tuesday
night the query, "Ilesolvcd, That the
oul times were "better than the present,"
was vigorously debated, 'he
judges rendering a decision in favor
of tl>n tinirnili'u >
Hendrix. E. B. Johnson and l>. S.
Small represented the uflirmative.
while the negative was contended
for by Messrs. D. D. Williams, H. P.
Mobley and W. T. Stover. These
debates are of high order and are
greatly enjoyed by the audiences
that gather each time to her them.
Prof. J. B. Hushardt and Misses
Lathan and Twittty went to Lancaster
by automobile WedneBda> afternoon
to bring home the school
exhibit which was placed at the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Stalnaker have
I m t W&
V Individuals and busines^ cont
Y 11it*nl aim every iacilitJ cor
methods. J
V 8TATEMENTA)F TH
V THE FARMERS HtVNK I
located at Lancaster. S. C^at the
Y RESOURCES. "
Loans and Dls- \
counts 1189,487.6(J
f Overdrafts 3,972.{US
Furniture and Fix- /
j tures 1,87/00
Other Real Estate
owned 3,500.0^* >
Due from Banks
and Bankers . . 10,559.67
X. Currency 2,782.00
Y Oold 1,050.00
?* Silver and Other
JL Minor Coin ... 335.81
* Checks and Cash
Itpma ,ra "
_ > ? UUA.OU
3 Total $214,914.97
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
fa County of Lancaster?m.
X Before me came W. H. Milieu
X bank, whe, being duly sworn, aay
f statement Is a true condition of
v books and said bank.
4? Sworn to and subscribed befor
fa 1914. JOHN CRAWP(
fa Correct?Atlest: W. T. Gregory,
Direct
Y rAKIYItKj BANK &
Y W. T. GREGORY, Presides*
i
. -
JS IS HERE I I
HiH (iU)KY I
mimbhhbhhmhmhJ . H
' from now un- I
. r r? ii I
I, Vju-tdl IS, UOU
s. We have for I
>rks of all kinds, I
seen in Toyland. I
While we were H
by so doing we |
so don't miss our I
iH help you select I
e out in Europe as I
Iren to make them ^
:ounty to come and I
nas a nil vmi Iisva i
? ? j -mrwrn UWT V
re, Lancaster, S.C. I
secure dthe bouse recently vacated
by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cauthen and
will take up their abode there at an
early day.
, Messrs. Fraser and S. C. McMackin
huve exchanged places, the
former now occupying the house
with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Aldrich, and the latter taking rooms
with Policeman Vincent.
Mr. A. B. Cauthen has been acting
as chief of police while Mr. Vini
cent is temporarily absent.
Only One "BROMO QUININB"
To get the genuine, call lor full name. LAXA*
TlVli BROMO QUIK1KK. Look (or aignature of
H. W. GROVE. Curea a Cold in One Day. Stops
cough and headache, aud works off cold. 26c.
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Headaches, Cramps, Colic
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, Tetter, ^Ring-WornrvARczerna,
etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
used internally or externally. 25c
Your Cold is Dangerous
Break It Up?Now
I a coia ib readily catching. A run- B
] down syutem is suscepribe to Germs. B
; You owe it to yourself and to others
| of your household to Ight the Germs B
at once. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey B
is fine for Colds and Coughs. It
loosens the Mucous, stops the Cough B
and soothes the Lungs. It's guaran B
teed. Only 2&c at your Druggist. . B
- i? B
I Do Not Hesi- ?* I.
tate X I
to ani'ejruapd vour in- -J? ^B
come. Our bank is 11
ready and fully equip- ? a
Jped to transact a gen- V "
era! banking business. JL IB
cerns will got proper treat- ^ B
isistent with safe banking ^ MV
E CONDITION OP flH
fe TRUST COMPANY, V 1 ;V
close of business Oct. 21. 1914. ?
LIABILITIES. V H
Capital Stock Paid * * HH
in S 50,000.00 > BR
Surplus Fund . . 2,500.00 2
Undivided Profits,
less Current Ex- A fl
penses and Taxes * I
paid 7,152.14 V K
individual Deposits %
! Subject to Check 39,914.75 1 W
ime Certificates of <f H
Deposlit 32,814.23 KS
ertifled Checks . . 25.25 JL BfiB
ashler's Checks. . 8.60
ills Payable, In- ?? miim
eluding Certlfi- X HH
cates for Money 18
Borrowed . . . . 82,500.00 H
Total .. . . ..>214,914.97 I
i, Cashier of the above named Jt H&j
i that the above and foregoing f 8
said bank, aa shown by ths I ||
W. H. MILLBN. I jj
e me this 26th day of Octobar, A
)RD, Notary Public for S. C. A I ||
W. P. Robinson. W. P. Bennett, Y U
ore. J H
TRUST COMPANY ? M
W. H. MIUJBN, Cashier. Vl fl
Mistaat Oaahler. 1
I
** n