The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 11, 1915, Page 5, Image 5
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* ?Mr. John W. Walters of Trades- severe
llle -went over to the Fennell In- right
flrmary today to have an operation w. J.
performed upon his lower lip. appeal
?Children's Day will be observed wit^e
at the Methodist church at Heath in tju
Rnrlnm n??? 1?
-?- <j- - uiuiuiug, ue- nartv
Sinning at 11 o'clock. The public Is tn?
cordially invited to attend. The p
?Married in the Mill Village Mon- ?.?n ?
day. Miss Ella Ellis, daughter of A.
C.'Ellis, to Mr. Edward Humphreys "as 8P
of Greenwood. The bridal couple S,,?.,8
took the afternoon train for their .L, ^
future home in Greenwood. vvnisk<
thirst
?A series of preaching services to Bil
will begin in the A. R. P. church on believl
Friday morning at 11 o'clock. The booze
second service will begin at 8:30 p. f?r n<
jn. Rev. A. S. Rogers, D. D., of Rock ?'r 'in<
Hill will do the preaching. A cor- think
dial Invitation is extended to all to 'nk th
be present at these services. flr
lnr to
?Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Woodham posed
and two little boys and Mr. J. B. the thl
Boyd of Clio, S. C., Btopped over in cordin
town a few hours Mondt.y. They not.
had been to Rock Hill to see their shanty
sister, Mrs. J. J. Hull, who is very ill. sample
They wero on the return trip in the and to
doctor's automobile. Mrs. Woodham to be
was Miss Ollva Boyd. She and her He the
brother, Mr. Boyd, were children of whom
the late Joseph B. Boyd, and spent him f<
their early childhood in Lancaster. While
one n<
SOCIAL NEWS. 'J.060''
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Mrs. Leroy Springs was the grac- about*
iou8 hostess to a party of her lady jnforra
friends today. She carried them on nnme
a special train this morning at 9 was n(
o'clock to spend the day In Chester, uaney
attending tho Chatauqua now in
progress In that city. They will re- wft,
turn tonight. Upon
* * * with h
Miss Christine Mcllwatn enter- ting tl
tained the Girls' Bridge Club and wound
several other ladles Saturday after- fatal,
noon. Five tables were arranged in midnlf
the two front rooms and here the the Bi
games went merrily on for several but do
hours Mrs. George Williams made Huntei
the highest visitors' score and Miss had.
Mary Hood scored highest among
the club members. Both were presented
with dainty crepe de chine
handkerchiefs. A delicious salad City C
course was served. Hav<
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The Mothers' Club met with Mrs. j8 now
A. B. Glasscock Thursday afternoon city cc
of last week. An Interesting pro- bc dec
gram was carried out, one of the In- b p.ileri
teresting features of which was a 8-reel
well prepared paper read by Miss There
Corinne Jones on the proper correc- sides <
m Hon of children. Refreshments were the co
served. caster
s? will b<
TAKKS HIS OWN LIFE. each p
out. L
John C. MahafTey Shoots Himself
Through the Heart I^ast Night. Wonia
John C. Mahaffey. living on Mr.
James M. Stogner's place in the The
Union church community, about ten Gf the
miles northeast of Lancaster, com- South
mitted suicide sometime last night vent ii
by shooting himself through the 13th.
heart, out near his barn, with his delega
shotgun. He had been in bad health church
for sometime from Bright's disease. Dorott
While in town one day last week he jouver
was told by his physician that his Heed 1
case was hopeless and that it was Porter
only a question of time as to how ?,oi*
long he would live. He left his reel- Jg"qUTt
dence Bometima In the night without nQrotl
disturbing the family. Ills body was norotli
found near his lot this morning with Pirj an
his gun lying nearby, discharged. Well.
The load took effect in the left
breast and death was instantaneous.
Sometime yesterday he asked one of
his daughters for his gun, which was Mr.
hanging in a rack on the wall, saying ant HI
that he thought it was out of fix. i ercises
She brought it to him. he took the in a m
shells out and tried the locks, placed j '
the shells back in the gun and told; ISGu.
his daughter to put the gun back in
its place. About eleven or twelve ;
o'clock last night the report of a gun
was heard by one of the neighbors, <
and it is supposed it was the fatal j a, Paro
shot. The inquest will be held today. ! N'ortne
Mr. Mahaffey jhas about 62 years oid Ko to J
and was a sot^r Mr. Ollle Mahaffey, i
and was a tenant on Mr. Stogner's
place. He married a daughter of the
late Aaron Adams, who with five ,*
children survive him. rnn *ei
parolei
Children's Day Observed. money
A large and overflowing congregation
gathered Sunday evening in the
Methodist church to witness the ex- , e
orolo^ rtf Mm u.i-?r>? rni.. clerk
?/. v.avn v?* n?v nui uii o i/ny. lilt:
choir of girls rendered very sweet ??ucat
music, led by the organ accompanl- |Tom_;!
ment of Miss Etta Skipper. The *So- 3 4
children of the Infant and junior .
classes gave ver yapproprlate ren- e'
dltlons and sang sweet songs, wav- t- e co
ing flags of different nations and that
penants bearing the emblem, "By t'4'1?*This
Sign (the Cross) We Conquer." not 8,
tors In
The Right Spirit. one-foi
* will ha
The rural schools of the county
are making rapid progress. Where
two school districts are too near to
each other they should conslidate ^url
~ and make one good flourishing laa*
scnooi, with at least three teachers, irw" ,u
located as near the district as is ton ?n
feasable. caster.
Pleasant Hill district. No. 81, and *,,e a
Midway dtetrlct, No. 48, have recent- Howar
ly consolidated and voted unanl- ?la"a
fusly the limit, a tax of eight mills. '
fifteen
Special Notice.
ladies
The Pleasant Plain Council, No. stroke.
63, Jr. O. U. A. M., will have their
annual Junior sermon the third Sun- Ah! tt
day, May 16th, at 11 o'clock, to be
preached by Rev. T. A. Dabney at How
Pleasant Plain church. All members head o
of other councils are cordially lnvit- this sp
ed to attend. The members will meet from t!
at the hall at 10:30 o'clock. Please brough
be prompt. Honey.
L. D. ADAMS, R. S. a bottl
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THE
NEGRO STABBED. ?0->-X"X
s" Withcrspoon, Colored, Cut X ni
by Felo Lauey, White. Y
Lirclay night, about 9 o'clock a $
negro man, well known about x
as "Bones" Wltherspoon, but
Christian name is Ben, was
ly stabbed with a knife in the Mr. Ii
breast by a white man named in Char
Laney, alias Felo Laney. ' It j Mr. J
rs that whiskey was the cause Hill wat
i trouble and that "Bones" Mrs
rspoon was the "Old Dog Tray"
! fracas, being an innocent coc|j
but unfortunately for him, In '
J8e proximity to bad company. Mr- J
rime cause of the trouble was ^ip to
tillings, a notorious vender of Monday.
tiger booze, about town, who Mr. F.
>ent many moons upon the spending
;ang. It appears that Ben brothers
;s had sold Laney a pint of pr t
jy earlier in the night, and his was ju
not being satlsfled, he applied business
lings for another pint. Either ,, ,
ng that he had had enough * rs"
or wishing to get something ' ^,V??
tiling, or both, Billings goes ansae
I returns with a pint of?Just Judge
of It?water. Laney, suppos- home M
e contents to be the same as he has I
st supply, gave Billings a dol- Miss
pay tho 70 cents for the sup- this moi
pint of liqnuor and to return 1 visit to
irty cents change. Billings, ac- I Mr a
gly disappeared and returned 8pent' m
Laney retires to a nearby aU(l re*t
with a couple of friends to ar(1 car
j the contents of the bottle
his consternation ho finds It . ,}[8- 1
only water and nothing more. ^8 . K
m began a search for Billings, ^fven8'
he did not know, having seen heraw
>r the first time in the dark. Miss
pursuing his search he hears has bee
igro address another negro as at More
' and supposing him to be the spend tt
ho had palmed off water for Miss
>y upon him, he accosted him visiting
It. WItherspoon, of course, Union ft
led him that although his turned 1
happened to be Bon, yet he Mr F
at the particular Ben wanted. Gregory
insisted that he was and that at Harli
he gave him back the dollar W|th his
iild have a doctor's bill to pay. cauthen
"Bonos" refusing to comply
is request he proceeded to cutle
negro with a knife. The
s are serious and may prove
Laney skipped the town about <)bacrve<
cht. going away south through Addres
llings bottoms south of town,
liars to doughnuts that Sheriff Under
r will have him If he Is to be *?rs
Day wai
services
LANCASTER LEADS. meeting
Central
'ouncil Decided Last Night to ^
i White Way on Main Street. elfurch *
reat white way for Main street praVer
' an assured fact, because the ?oid Fo
,.UJnC.i1, *JLa meetlns ladies a
ided. The posts will bo in- numfoer
when the work of paving the i,v
with sheet asphalt commerce5. ]ea(jer8h
are to be 36 posts along both . f* ,
5f the steet all the way from
urt house square to the Lan- Hon.
& Chester Railway. There speaker
; five large Tungsten lights to and. .
ost. Rock Hill had better look J]1 .'
ancaster's coming. listened
importai
n's Missionary Society to Meet ?
in Winnsboro. S,?"th "
right to
Woman's Missionary Society althougl
Rock Hill district of the upper the mati
Carolina conference will con- sword a
i Wannsboro May 11, 12 and always
Mrs. R. R. Riddle goes as a p0wer o
te from the First Methodist Rri out
of this place. Little Miss an<j ct
ly Porter will represent the threaten
tile Society and Miss Willie * --
. - long ?bi
the Young People's. Dorothy tempt ai
will give the response In be- expect t
I the visiting delegates. This at an e,
e an honor for little Miss After
ly, whl is vyrreffbO Chrdlu f
ly. who Is a very bright little . . t
d we know she will do her part rea(l by
__ burled i
Still Has His Parole. and 40
After
William A. Mnrshall of Pleas- syne," t
11 attended the Memorial ex- prayer 1
Monday. He h"d with him, c^tl
;at little gilt frame, the parole ers ther
Mm at-Appomattox April 10th, anrt ,jeC(
It reads as follows: diers. '
>pomattox Count House, Va., jn fr0nt
"April 10, 1865. orated
b bearer. Private W. A. Mar- an(1
>f Co. 'I.' 12th Reg. of S. C..
led prisoner of the Army of
irn Virginia, has permission to
lis home and there remain un- j^r> j
>ed. been su
"J. C. BELL, Ctpt. chaingai
"Comdg. Regt." the prei
Ma-shall says as far as he the posj
arn there are only two other to a stj
i in the county. He says good an
could not buy his.
First Petition Filed. A Rej
first petition filed with the J
of the court, for compulsory
ion, under the new law, was Two
Pleasant Plain school district. ?
t. It contained more than a fered fr
ty of the names of the quail- ble, ktdr
lectors In the district, hence no appei
unty school board will order and 8in(
le new law apply to the dls- Kilmer's
Under the law when there is am jn t
majority of the qualified elec- most an
a district on the petition but using tt
jrth o; more, then an election relieved
kve to be ordered. cheerful
?? and hop<
Struck by Lightning.
ng a thunder storm Monday
week, lightning struck a small
the yard of Mr. R. D. F. Bar- Sworn
the Wylle place, west of Lanand
shocked Mr. Barton's
nd his daughter, Mrs. Sadie
d, who were In the front L
of the dwelling. They were i>p. kj
unned for some time. It was Blngtu
minutes or more, before Mrs.
d became conscious. Both _
were knocked down by the Pro*? w
?- Send
te Invigorating Whiff of the Co., Btni
Pine Forest! size boll
It clears the throat and You will
f Its mucous ailments. It is valuable
lrit of Newness and Vigor the kldn
he health-giving Piney Forest . ing, be
t back by Dr. Bells Pine-Tar- caster N
Antiseptic and healing. Buy one-dollt
e today. All Druggists, 25c. drug sto
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LANCASTER NEWS, MAY 11, 1!)i:
Business
ERSONALS 4 Wanted?300 t^~i
uiikJViuiuu r chlcken8 or broi
;r Meat Market.
iAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAX
? ?rv. ... .*%... rwvr WAAITP.n A K~..? T
...... * nuuui j
a B. Jones, Jr., spent Sunday and board In prl\
lotte. b*s bath and electi
A. L. Beckham of Pleasant *?? far?afrT0 ?U8il
? in town Saturday. town. S. J. C., car
J. S. Glasscock of Rock Hill DIRT IS CHEAP A
ig her son. Mr. A. B. Glass- rare bargains In R
me. T. M. Belk.
, C. Shepr.rd made a business
Clinton Friday, returning WANTED?To buy
wood at once. Ed'
3. K. Plyler of Lake City Is
? a few days In town with his FOlt SALE?.Extra
i. berries, fresh fror
. A. Crawford of Rock Hill llvered anywhere in
town today on professional quart, orders must
before delivery. Cu
Walter M. Stevens spent thU Farm,
n in Kershaw as the guest .... 17
>B Benton. WANTED?Three 01
? . , rooms for light
Ernest Moore returned Mugt be de8irable a
onday from Laurens, where anq bath ?.houe
been holding court. News.
Katharine Wylle returned
ning from Rock Hill from a FOR SALE?Cabbag
Miss Alethia Fennell. ?1?4 ?
I oiiu ^uai ichiuii
nd Mrs. Charles D. Jones j Winning Stodt. 50<
londay in Charlotte, going i for $1.25. By pare
urning in Mr. Jones' Pack- to J. B. Caskey, Lan
Hattie McCoy, who has been ~
her brother, Mr. Walter M. WANTED?One or
returned to her home in copieB of The New
today. March 9th fcr our
Jessie Lee Blackmon, who ?nn QAT ? T, , .
n teaching the past session 'il^'Tc u !
(head City, is at home to y plg8, Llt L,a"
le vacation. poR RENX_slx roc
Betty Brown, who has been End> large lot e-.(
Miss Frances Nicholson in i00d; 112.50 per m(
>r the past several weeks, re- Cently painted and
lome last night. ply Clyburn
red Cauthen, who is with the
-Hood Live Stock Company
ington, spent the week-end WANTED?To sell 1
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. foot plne WOod, o
or 8 feet. Edwards
MEMORIAL DAY. FOR SALE?Thor<
. Jersey pigs. Rea
i in an Appropriate Manner, about May 16th. Get
s by Hon. Thos. F. McDow. H- C. Mooller, Lam
the auspices of the Daugh
the Confederacy, Memorial
s observed with appropriate Money for f
yesterday afternoon. The Lancaster's quota
was in the auditorium of the flin? appropria
graaea school and was pre- scuoois Dy act
fer by John T. Green, Esq. Mature and now avt
S. Patterson of the A. R. P. 19ws:
.opened the services with ^'ame of school
following which was a song, Van Wyck
Iks at Home," by a choir of Ruford, Carnes. Dls,
nd gentlemen. The next Rich Hill
was appropriate verses re- Red Hill, Fork Hi
' 23 little girls, under the
iip of Miss Pauline Jones, White Bluff
lowed "Dixie" by the choir. Oakhurst
Thomas F. McDow, the MillNVRy
of the day, was introduced
ivered one of the best Meday
addresses we have ever " " ~
to. Mr. McDow stressed the
lice of impressing upon the
;eneration the fact thac the
nder the Constitution, had a /> * a _
secede from the Union, 'lhat I AA|/|t1CT I4
l the South had submitted liUUIYIIIlj 1
ter to the arbitrament of the ...
nd lost, yet the truth would 1|? ****
live and was beyond the 1 IdvC IU gU
f armies to settle. He pointthe
fact that Massachusetts V/irfc AV
her Northern states had I "D# ff
,ed to secede from the Union
ore the war. We will not at- HI axa% ha
l analysis of the speech as we J.0IS vO II
o publish the full text of it ?
arly date. . A1
Mr. McDow's speech, the roll lUTC ijflOWI
Confederate soldiers buried
wo cemeteries in town was il ff
Mr. Green, showing 52 [fl0 D11C0.
n the Presbyterian cemetery
in West Side cemetery "All D* 1.1
the singing of "Old Dang AII-Kl?lU,
he meeting was closed with | S> '
>v Ppv UiipIi Tt Mnrphi?nn f/TT
dren with wreaths nrd flow- j L0JC (JQ f|
i marched to the cemeteries. O
orated the graves of the sol- ! pm ^
rhe Confederate monument JL
of the court house was dec- j ftl^
with'the Confederate colors i A ftw JL^
i flowers.
Mr. Iforton Resigns. "Good Pictur
ames R. Horton, who has
perintendent of the county 1
lg since the organization of i WARRPIU wi
sent county bo?rd. resigned J* "AK1(1|':N
tion on Saturday, according * 'SmOUlderill
utement made by hhn "for j i . r
d sufllcient reasons." lwo r
i Eddie Lyons, Vict
il Kidney Medicine? Lec Mors
Uways Reliable. When He P
years ago I was badly run WEDNE!
ot able to do any work; suf- ; PnKprt I ennirH ?r
om nervousness, heart trou-j
ley and bladder in bad shape, tmrteentn ep
tlte, unable to do any work; unsurpassei
?e using six bottles of Dr. "TTTT1 TVTA^IT'
i swamp-nooi, i ieei nne; ? ? ^ ?.
excellent health and can do Billie Richie, Ch
y kind of light work. Since double
le Swamp-Root I have been
of all the above troubles. I BILiLi O Nib
ly give the above testimony,
e others may be benefited. mtiTTTja
Very truly yours, THU Ko
w'o^t^r8?^' r Cleo Madison anc
t to before me, 80 "THEIR 1
8. L. BROWNDEE, ifivn n
Justice of the Peace. . n
"Pressing H:
rttor to 1 A Comedy
llmer Sk Co., 1
unton, N. V. COMING
hat Swamp-Root will Do for JESS Wli
You- The World's Char
ten cejtts to Dr. Kilmer's ft Henrt Pu
xhr.mton, N. Y., for a sample
le. It will convince anyone. HPWWW* C
[ also receive a booklet of I #-f %
Information, telling about M MMJLj KJ
eys and bladder, when writ- Lancaster's Most 1
sure and mention The Lan- . H
gwa. Regular fifty-cent and P,ay
?r size bottles for aale at all
5.
Notices ? ? ? ? *
500 Frying size X STACKS
lers. Catawba
?? j TKi* R?
une 1st, room , I lltT IV|
ate home that * IIIV
ric lights. Not
less section of ! ! located at Lancaster,
e News. fii-tf
ind I have some 1*1
eal Estate. See I?1 Loans and discounts
63~3tc [ij Overdrafts
50 cords pine ill Bonds and stocks o^
wards & Horton. |*| Furniture and flxtur
Lj Banking house
selected Straw- Ijl Other real estate ow
n the vines, de- ] Due from banks and
Lancaster; 20c M Currencv
be phoned day l#l
nningham Poul- l*| Oolu
62-2tp 1*1 Silver and other inin
[ ] Checks and cash ite
r four furnished |*1
rouse keeping. 1*1
nd have lights ! ] total
.ekeeper," care |*J
61-tf ?!<
i I.I
;e plants. Jersey |#1 Capital stock paid in
Wakefield and I*] Surplus fund
lif?nn7*5C' l,00i? M Undivided profits, 1
:el post. Apply |J|
icaster, Route 3. LI paia
62-ltp |*| Due to banks and ba
J1 Individual deposits s
more complete Savings deposits . . .
d ?Js th? dat? ?f * Time certificateH o?
* 2 Certified checks ..
ered Duroc Jer- Cashier's checks . ..
enby. ?
7 ~~" 2 Notes and bills redis
?m house in East 2
client neighbor- I Reserved for interest
>nth. House re- !
recovered. Ap- 2 Total
.Kershaw^S. C. STATE Qf SOUTH i
2 "Before me came G
itove wood or 4 bank, who, being du
ak wood, 2 feet statement is a true c<
& Horton. 2 of said bank.
oughbred Duroc Sworn t0 and 8Uba
Ldy for delivery ;
orders in early. ! ! Correct?Attest: L?
raster, Route 3. 2
59-5tp '
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Schools. ************
of the contin- ?
ted for specially white Man With Black
; of the last leg- _ . ...
illable, is as fol- Th? llveJ- 18 a blo?d P'
was thought at one time
No. Dist. Amt. seaf of ?be pa,88l?n'
5 $ 86 00 WRR most people is that
*18 ioo!oo becomes black because of
^ A* ? A {n f hn hlnnH /I no Kr* ,rl
?.<* au.uu **
11 states, causing biliousness,
.25 105.00 dizziness and constipat
.26 38.00 King's New Life Pills wil
.39 5o!oo tlie liver, and give you
.42 5o!oO 25c at y?ur druggist.
$519.00
Send Your! Kodak 1
m.
or Some Aitche's St
f" Heath Springs, 5
"WE DO IT THE KODAJ
here?"
STfegexixuxtxixixBi
) the Pic-! * dh- t- p- nesbe
! Dentist
I'vP (Tflf ^ Office in Telephone Bu
Vt, 5UI Waxhaw, N. C.
1 I
't 99 +
IQY Show
e Today HoiC-P
IRRIGAN, in ?
ig Fires." * This is one of th
'arts. ? ever displayed,
or.afordeand ;i We are very fort
, .. j; Lancaster people,
roposed." >M
3DAY jj ST A
id Ella Hall, in
tisode of that;7? n
d serial ^ ffl
ER KEY." ]|
as. Chanlin's 5:
in ^
W PAT " '' It is unusual for
i; to as small a place
~ $ the quantity of Ho
DAY j? We want every
I Joe King, in 3 t Star Theatre Frid*
IOTJR," how the famous 1
GOT, in i f time the yarn is sp
is Pants " I! fitting processes.
Classic. ' Vi If y?u see this P
j * guarantee 6 pairs c
SOON *? 6 pairs of Ladies' I
f f A QH ' Go to the Star 1
LLt/\I\U ; here an(j see the H<
npion, in "The j ( Mon to the regular
inch."
'Jar j| ROBINS
'opular Photo- 1?
use. SEE 0
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1ENT OF THE CONDITION OF >
ink of Lancaster i
, S. C., at the close of business May 1, 1915. 1*1
>
RESOURCES. >
$436,471.48 I
. 8,640.39 *
vned by the bank 10,500.00 >
es 1,000.00 >
. 5,800.00 J
ned 3,500.00 >
bankers 70,042.63
4,475.00 J
4,010.00
or coin # 833.76
ms ". 464.17 J
$545,737.43 >
, *
LIABILITIES. V
i $ 50,000.00 >
. . ... 100,000.00 Z
ess current expenses and taxes
31,327.41 >
inkers 4,561.59 ?
lubject to check. . .$167,262.11
84,864.07 !
deposit 73,071.94 *
6.50 J
256.78
325,461.40 >
counted 30,000.00 J
t 4,387.03 >
: P
$545,737.43 J
CAROLINA, County of Lancaster?ss:
eo. W. Williams, Cashier of the above named J
ly sworn, says that the above and foregoing J
ondition of said bank, as shown by the books
GEO. W. WILLIAMS. t
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icrlbed before me this 6th day of May, 1915.
JNO. H. POAG, Notary Public. *
jroy Springs, L. C. Payseur, R. L. Crawford, ,
Directors. w
S J
: Liver. DR. H. L. GREGORY I
trlfier. It 7ETERKARY SURGEON,
it was the j treat all animals. Calls prompte
trouble 'y answered night or day. Prices
their liver reasonable. Hospital service. Office
impurities an(j hospital Kershaw, S. C.
physical
ion^^Dr' J* A- CLIFTON, M. D., Specialist dn
i rinon ?n t^ie diseases of ttte eye, ear, nose
now nf0 and throat, will be in his office over
I .nn rn qtpr Phnrmonv fnn
(Wednesday) each week. Eye
glasses fitted. No charge to the
poor. Please call early 35-tf
iVork to s. L. ALLEN, M. D.
Otllce over Lancaster Pharmacy,
j Office Hours 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 2 p. m.
UIQIQ Phone 137.
5. C. EDGAR J. HINSON
K WAV." DENTIST.
Office in Moore Building, over E. B.
Roddey & Co.
Hours, 8 to 12?1 to O.
'vivivlvUvlJi Ofllce phone 33. Residence 118.
* L
r * DR. C. B. PRATT
... DENTIST
nuiiig. Hour8 8;30 a m to 12:30; 1:30
* to 6:00.
* Phone 285.
Office over Lancaster Pharmacy.
f
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ing Pictures
ingthe Manufacture of jj!
'roof Hosiery i
?r - *
e most interesting industrial pictures I
I
;unate in securing this picture for the $
It will be shown at the jfj
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