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\ ;. V BOA HI) OF GOVE UN OH THE LAXCAST IS MEET. ER NEWS. MAY 28, 1 <JU 1 5 | LOCAL D01 ?The June meeting of t League will be held In the r room of the Chamber of Cc next Wednesday afternoon. < i Important Mutters Discu 'S terduy. * A call session of the boi * J ernors of the Lancaster C frfrfrrfri-V;, Commerce was held in tt the secretary Thursday he Clvi? May 27th, for the purpose eception sing two important subj >mmerco (a) The selection of a coi visit Washington next we nn rnnao If nAooiKln a# on ssed Yes- V ?* ,, ??v. I PERSON.* Ihamber of .? ? morning! - of discus- Mr w A Metts of ( ects, viz: jiere on business Wed mm It tee to ak for tha Mr8- w- R- Carter of ll the stuest of Mrs. A. B. * * - jr 1/V\ I?1UU .11 5, The supreme eou . _ _ $ an opinion affirming \ I W Sj| the circuit court for X ty in the case of S y plaintiff-respondent, +*+++?*+$ Llfe Insuraijce Com, .... . * appellant. The opin Columbia was C- Watts, t lies day. Justice George W. G - n?i'mki. A dissenting opinio Columbia is jU8tlce Hydrick. T Glasscock. **? iiirmeu. rt has rendered ? the decision of ' Lancaster coun- ? 3. Joyce Clark. vs. New York rVTI jany, defendant. * I Ui don was render- 1 III issociate justice, * lage concurring. J n was filed by > located at L 'he Hon. Harry |* STATEMENT OF THE CONDITIO! e Bank ot Lam ancaster, S. C., at the close of busli ? OF :aster aess May 1, 1913. >> ?Mr. a. \r .<jarne8 return terday from Danville, Va., w had gone to arrest E. G. Sw whom he brought back with ^ ?Miss Perry Belle Bennett return home from Wlnthrop with the other Wlnthrop gl will go first to Clemson Co attend the commencement t and be present at the grf from that institution ol her [16(1 y03- f4** *? |;uooiviv( Wi OC here he mediate action on the c< icegood of the new P?8tofflco buildl him caster; (b) the appoint! committee to look into tht will not i of constructing and n College ! a free ferry boat at Old Iris, but ; ferry crossing on Cata liege to ! The following members we exercises E- M- Croxton, W. P. Robi iduation I Wilson, W. P. Bennett, J, brother, \ asson, L. C. Lazenby, R. instruction Magistrate H. W. Mol mg |g Lan- Springs was in town or nent of a day." > advisabil- Miss Amy Small is laintaining sister. Mrs. Manly Gre( I Brown's shaw. wba river. ^r8 p p. Morrah of re present: ^e guest of ber pare nson, J. S. ^r8 \y c. Thomson. v' wviwT Mr- and Mrs- J- E E _Wylle. fomll, -f Wovno... ?i0 nines was tne r.ttorn 1)1 ey of Heath tiff respondent, i business tovisiting her BllSillGSS 5ory, In Ker- ('ash in advance. > 25 cents. Count en Mt. Carmel is as a word and five mts. Mr. and and then figure 5 cc issue. Where you i McCain and tin forbidden, pay It.wi -?i vance. ey for the plain- j l#i . 11.| Loans and d lNOtlCCS IS] Overdrafts, limlinuni charRo |*| Honds and ! icli abbreviation 1*1 Furniture ai words to a line 1*1 Banking hoi nts ,K>r line i?er 1.1 other real f Vlsti the a?! run 1*1 . . a month in ad- I*! from be l>i Pnrppncv RESOURCES, liscounts stocks owned by the bank nd fixtures ise ?state owned inks and bankers . . . . $436,47 1.48 [ ] 8,640.39 K| 10,500.00 M 1,000.00 |?| 5,800.00 III . . . . 3,500.00 M .... 70.042.63 I*1 A AT Z 11,1 I I Mr. t;ari nennett. ?Mrs. John Crawford h spending a few days at homi taking her little daughter, the mountains near Salud friends of Mr. and Mrs. Craw jclad to know that the baby, ' been very ill, is steadily ino and hope that a stay in the tains will restore her eompl r health. I j. i*. inacKoreii ana L<utn I In the absence of both tin as been and vice president, Mr. R e before i was made temporary chal Lola, to After thoroughly disc a. The postofflce situation a motic ford are sented by Mr. Bennett, st who has Mr. Wilson, that a com iproving three, composed of Mr. L. 5 moun- by, R. E. Wylie and C. N etely to appointed on this committt I they be instructed to visit er Ellison. . . - \ j president n Lancaster tMs week, . E. Wylie Mrs. E. E. Cloud ami rman. Rock Hill nre the gi ussing the clout1'8 mother, Mrs. A< ?n was pre- Mrs. E. T. Hodges lei jconded by ! for Dalzell, where she i mittee of account of the illness o: C. Lazen- j Miss Nannie Hill Mo< r. Sapp, be j tomorrow for Columbii je and that ent at the commence! Wflshinp- I nlnin mnfor tlin Pnllnorr FOR SALE?One g< I daughter of Apply to Manly F jests of Mrs. * ia Hough. THE WOODMEN of tt Wednesday meet at their hall a as called on at 8 o'clock. A ful f her mother, desired. H. P. Sto? !r!o"b<.' p W ANTIC I)?1.0 00 tr nent of Iter ens City Meat , 1:1 Gold aod work horse. 1*1 ? I. Blackmon. ill Silver antl ? t?| Checks and Antloch will |J| Saturday night |*| Total 1 attendance is 1*1 tner. I#1 ylng size chick- M ,t , . . Market 6 5-3tc |*| Capital stocl _ ! ! Surnlns fiini ther minor coin cash items LIABILITIES, ic paid in i 1,1 ? U.'/V Ifl 4,010.0') Ijl 833.76 W 464.17 Ki . . ..$545,737.43 ?*1 $ 50,000.00 |?| i 11ii iwin nn I.I ?Mrs. Chalmers Fraser a Eliza Lanneau of Decatur, G former residents, are In Lancj a visit to friends, having conn time to be present at the u in the Presbyterian church n< day morning, of a tablet to tt ory of Rev. Chalmers Frasei "They are at present with Mrs Moore on Chesterfield aven will visit other friends also 1 i ton one day next week fc nd Miss i pose of taking up the mat a., both new building with the p ister for ciais jn Washington with a at this | possible, of having work nveiling same in the near future, axt Sun- {tary also being instructed le mem- ! touch with Col. Leroy Sp r, D. D. is at present in the Nor . Ernest I view of having him. if pos ue. and l the committee at Washinj IVllilC in I rpflnllltinn 1* nn ?**>4-rwl ,liv, 14IMVV1 , v?*v VVUVfeV ir the pur- | \v. Blaekmon Wilson. Lter of our foert Dunlap of the H iroper offl- I were here this morni a view, If business before Judge begun on Mra fhurlow Gregor; The seere- j ami chauncey Gi to get in to' motor to Greenville rings, who a visit to Mrs. Dupont ( th, with n Me88r8. John L. Ca Itnn' "tS Williams and J. Foste ?ton: The filpniMl tnAav fr?m WII? *"* lost?One black at Jr., and Her- female pointer, ye ock Hill bar jQr return s. J. ng on legal Springs, S. C. Moore. y and Messrs. WANTED?300 to regory expect chickens or broi tomorrow for Meat Market. Juerry. skey. D. R. FOR SALE?Nice J r Moore re- with young cal , i n crt i"?o V ^ TV* ^ id white spotted |J| Undivided i ar old. Reward ( ] paid Vincent. Heath M Du(, to bank 67'ltp hi Individual d 500 Frying size K#1 Savings dep lers. Catawba |?l Time certif'n |t| Certified chi ersey mileh cow 1*1 Cashiers chi f. Reasonable. I#1 profits, less current expenses and s and bankers eposits subject to check.. .$167,2 oslts 84,8 Lates of deposit 73,0 ecks ecks 2 4 V V,V VV. V V 9 taxes 3i.327.4i 4,561.59 > 62.11 * 64.07 71.94 V 6.50 Z 56.78 I 325,461.40 >; Lancaster. ?Misses Lucy Holmes Virginia Whitlock and Sarah of this cltv and Miss Mary Jones of Lancaster, S. C., wl Monday for Bucksport to a Rouse party given by Masl Richardson. From Bucksp little folks will go to White -attend a house party given and Mrs. R. C. Carson, un - vww >u viv/lt, '? lien ? V?IUU upi unanimously. Carson. After discussing the fen Carson uation thoroughly, a Heath composed of Messrs. 1 111 leave Wilson, Robinson and El ttend a appointed to look into the ter Don visit the grounds, secure a iort the tlon and data as to the pro (ville to etc-? and report same back by Mr. *he Chamber of Commei cle and committee was also instru urn, turrit'u -" *? wliere they had been i ry boat sit- <>n courtcommittee, Mrs Marguerite C. C 'homasson, (lren ?f the Union sect Iison were county. N. C.. who forn i situation. Lancaster. are expecte* 11 informa- v,8,t to relatives, bable cost. Mrs. H.N."* Ask ins i at once to Duncan leave today to rce. The eral weeks, visiting cted to in- Greenville. Anderson ai ..uevuu, i". u., viij nicBi uiurKVl. n attendance CABBAGE PLANTS raig and chil- at 12^ cents per ion of Union per thousand. Toms aerly lived in dozen. V. A. Lingle i here for a ? WE MOVE HOUSES md Mrs. Dr. to an>' other pla< be god6 bov- move do not f&l relatives in Trull & Son, Lane id Lancaster. b5-ttc ] Notes and b j Reserved foi by parcel post ? hundred; $1.00 > Total ito plants 5c per 64-tfc STATE OF ? Before me from any place ? . *e. The houses t>anK' n? 1 to pieces. W. statement is aster, S. C. j 'J of said bank 6 5-7 Sn 11. ills redisoounted r interest SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lac i came Geo. W. Williams, Cashier of being duly sworn, says that the abc a true condition of said bank, as sh GEO. W. . . . . 30.000.00 Kf . ... 4.387.03 M . . . . 1545,737.43 Kj icaster?ss: ( ] the above named 1*1 ive and foregoing |*| own by the books l*| WILLIAMS. Kl aunt of Misses Lucy Holmes and Sarah Carson.?Chariot server. MEMORIAL SERVICE SU> Tablet to Rev. Chalmers Fri I)., to be Unveiled. A handsome bronze memoi let to the former lamented p the Lancaster Presbyterian Carson vlte Messrs. W. McD. Browi te Ob- Williams to accompany tt tee on this trip of inspectic decided to make the tr morning. May 28th. iDA\. ,pke aecretary advised that the Chamber of Com user, D. taken up the matter of h board train No. 5 stop at rial tab- Junction to take on passei astor of Lancaster for all points in rh 11 rrh Tho fnllnmlnn ? ? a and T. Y. ?Pageland Journal. ie commit- Sheriff J. P. Hunter. >n. It was Robbins. superintendent ip Friday caster Cotton Mills, Ge guson, all of Lancastt the board Waxhaw yesterday aftet merce had haw Enterprise, aving Sea- Mrs. Ola P. Gatllng a Catawba Alice Catling are expect agers from week from Winston-Salt the West, latter, who has been a 8 Messrs. Jack I>NTvt t of the Lan- ?tn , IV .or?Pi K1 far "Ehts, water, bath an ;?gM??cd rsi?" Ji?e: rnoon.?Wax- ' or Latta H?ot ^ ?? WANTED?To buy ?d homatoa wood?o?ce. Ed ituUent6^ the WANTED?To sell i "f*| Sworn to leslrable 8-room ? Equipped with Correct?At d sewerage. Poa 1st. See or call ? 1- 64-tfc -f 50 coras pine ?????? wards & Horton. flRSBBHHH raSSa stove wood or 4 | V?r I _ ./> and subscribed before me this 6th <3 JNO. H. POAG, test: Leroy Springs, L. C. Payseur Directors. ani . dr. H. i 1. ,, lay of May, 1915. Notary Public. >J , R. L. Crawford, * V pJii V t # t > t f GREGORY ERY SURGEON. ilmnln P.illfl nrnmnt. Ttev. Chalmers Fraser, D. D., unveiled Sunday morning, v proprlate ceremonies, folio aermon by Rev. J. T. Dei Ebenezer, who was a co-laboi Mr. Fraser in this county a because of his acquaintan* and close friendship for tl revered pastor, was asked to ^ the memorial address on th sion. To the people of hi ?Y,.. - ? - lvtlu? nip, VUU1U1UUIUII will bo ed from the railroad com flth ap- South Carolina la self-ex iwing a "Replying to your letl ndy of 22nd, relative to stopping er with 5 at Catawba Junction, bei nd who that the commission in f ce with today unanimously adopt* te late lowing resolution: deliver "Resolved, That after ci Is occa- gtderation in re stopping < is | Railwav train Vn R ot ion receiv- primary department of mission of eray, has juat complete planatory: in that department and ;er of May college work. : train No. g to advise 1 ull session d t e ,?' Social Ni areful conjf S. A. L. f otoi-Ko. I Salem Acad- foot pine wood, o td her course or 8 feet. Edwards i is ready for Wboocvcr You Need Take Or The Old Standard chill Tonic is equall General Tonic becau ^U/O well known tonic prop< and IRON. It acts or * out Malaria, Enrichc ak wood, 2 foot IjN i & Horton. a Qeocral Toole BiLA C| ove's ; ^^KA|Jv Grove's Tasteless valuable as a IBH^n se it contains the I X :rties of QUININE Vi > the Liver, Drives % -s the Blood and \Janswered d Wr* | reasonable. H ^ l' and hospital Ki \ixmra j a- cLiFTOh the diseases and throat, wil ^ri Lancaster Pha #1 I|?JV I (Wednesday) % ^ glasses fitted. , . | poor. Please light or day. Prices ospital service. 04Me ershaw, S. C. I, M. D., Specialist 'in of the eye, ear, nose 1 be in his office over rmacy for one day each week. Eye No charge to the call early 35-tf vuuicu, as w cn an ma 11 v ui U nominations who appreclat worth of this servant of G who still feel the impress of and conversation, this memoi vice will be full of meaning. The tablet is given by the Fraser Society of the church, In honor of the beloved reliel Fraser, who will be present service. The memorial exercl take the place of the regula ui*r ue- | junction, former order ol ed the | mis8ion be annulled and t od, and j on g A Railway be < his life g^op on signal at Catawbi rial ser- i for ajj paS8engers destlnet at which No. 5 is at pres Mamie i uled to stop, also for pass , named Catawba Junction, t of Mr. I "Please acknowledge re< at the | No further business, tli Ises will ! adjourned, r morn- I m a week marked I ' the com- activities, the large ai rain No. 5 party given yesterday ordered to Robert Crawford a. Junction a roal treat to the dev 1 to points popular game. The ham ent sched- home on Main street is engers for tQ entertaining and th ; living room made a mi ;eipt." setting. The soft yello\ ie meeting ed a harmonious backgi 1 color scheme of vellov jy few social up the Whole ? action bridge ? afternoon by fl|H||HHH^H^HI Brown, was otees of this M isorao Brown well adapted |M e parlor and H rwiV* :>st attractive H 1 II v walls form- Hi | i~I -ound for the * 11, v and w tit to H iystem. 50 cents. ==??j dr. c. n /vfc Hours, 8:30 a. jhh^ K3oj g|^^CTMi Office over Li HP '.IXm:iCt:<36+6+ MfflBMI DR. T * 1 B. PRATT EXTIST m. to 12:30; 1:30 o 6:00. ione 285. ancaster Pharmacy. ZEK 1C1CU, * . P. XESBIT * Dentist * Ing service, beginning at 11 EXERCISES AT SCHOOL Commencement Tonight at t School. An interesting program h arranged for tonight by the ( of school No. 2, of which Joseph K. Connors is the o'clock, j REAl) THE NEW NO. 2. , j|ow (o Win in the A Contest. he Mill : As announced in Tuesdi an Advertisers' Contest wi as been ed in The News the first teachers June. The plan is this: Prof, play ad of the local mere efficient is printed in The News dv 1 carried out most appr i every detail. Ascension i vases and masses of flek: . , used effectively in t avert isers roomg The guests places at six tables mark iy's paper, cards painted in yello' II be start- tiie prizes, too, the same issue in predominated. Miss Every dis- Moore's top score won hants that brass basket filled with < iring June 4Uv-?-t ? - opriately in |H i lilies in tall H| I daisies were |H he spacious found their ed with score In color Nannie Hill first prize, a H daisies. Mrs. IS. L. ALL Oflice over I^anc Office Hours 8 to S Phom EDGAR J DEN Office In Moore B Rodde: Hours, 8 to ,en, m. d i* Office in Te aMter Pharmacy. r Wax! i a. m.. 1 to 2 p. m. +. b *37. hinson Send Your over E-a Aitche }?_ ?* c lephone Building. * haw, N. C. 46 * axixmxmaaoK* Kodak Work to t's Studio ; c r jiriui-ipiii, aim ivirs. it. it. ttiu Miss Elfreida Poag are the assistants. The mill schoo closes a most successful year ed by a record attendani thorough, earnest work. 1 lowing numbers make up t gram for this evening: 1?Prayer, by Rev. C. W. I 2?Salutatory Oration, by {Davis. 3?Vacation Song, by echo me ana will be so arranged as ti capable some sort of grammatics il thus graphical error. The ad , mark- numbered the first time th :e and and will carry that numbl 'he fol- out the contest, he pro- When the errors are corrected, and listed accor< 3urgess. number of the ad in whicl Hoboon found, at the close of the < whole list will make a con Ol. tanita -J 1 ?,VCH i IUOICJI ?H8 "1 0 contain booby prize, a yellow ci 1 or typo- handkerchief, and Mrs. s will be iett cut the conaolatioi ey appear, cards. At the conclu through- games dainty yellow block ice cream, cake an found and were served. ling to the h they are LIBRARY SITK Ol contest the _ aplete sen- _ _ . waruea me repe de chtne ^B k O. B. Barta deck of slon of tho ^B and white ^B id salted nuts ? I H FFEREB. ma Ullll'tJ pnoue oo. 9 B Y+r?T4:i:? t;4*?^ r r itesiaence no. | in-nui c I ! !: !. !. UNDER ipnu^s, o. VJ. - n 1 II 4?Recitation, by Alma Cs 5?Recitation, by Jim Wal 6?Recitation, by Kula Ms 7?The Primary Graduate 8?"The Old Bad Woman, Ghent. 9?Lula's Compliment, LI Adams. 10?Little Patriots of Grade. 11?Recitation, by Jack 1 9?HnnPft Kv nimllo a I %VMVv. uuuoioiaiiu now, tl irnes. will be found in all local d den. so you can't hope to win ie Belk. unless you go after it am s- ads and TRY. Pearl Tq make an example . n there are twelve ads in e " numbered consecutively a . I Error in number 1 is N Second , ghoul(, be; numbor 2 is I j T; number 3 is an inverte I l)er 4 is a small h wh?r? ? leae errors I >ir. and Mrs. L. C. Paj isplay ads. to Donate I> the prize j We have good news i read the | our readers to whom t j public library has been i?suppose ' and vital need. We 01 the paper, ' learned with the utir 1 to 12. that Mr. and Mrs. L. C. where H a lot on White street instead of j that the town will mak d E; num- appropriation for anni i oonltnl D o noo ^ /~1- - rseur Willing H |H B MM for those of Rn ]RjH he need of a Hfi SB9 l a very real RGj BHB irselves have H| BH tost pleasure G M| Payseur offer wrm on condition ^R e a sufficient IB lal mainten- M pH ?i Now is th h 11 decide what H \ 5 goods here i MUSLIM ie time to look over your Undei ; you will need for your vaeat ind make them up at your leisu S II ?> * Muslins, and i ion. Buy the \\ re. -s "Grade. 13?A Play?"Vacation PI How They Turned Opt." Th Fourth Grades. 14?Spoon Drill, by pupils ond Grade. 15?Labor Convention, by Second Grade. 16?Valedictory. Clyde Be 17?Grape Vine Song. 18?Remarks by Senior 1 1 * "Hl belongs; 5 has E for A;"6 i C; 7 has C for K: 8 has Vri o? has capital C for capital an<1 V for X; 11 has M for O; of Sec- m'sP'a('e(l Period. Thus it will he aeon tha hoys of h 2 and 3 corrected will 1ITE, which will spell H Ik. properly arranged. Nurobi 7 and 8 will produce BAC1 Teacher, transposing the letters vnpuui U iu UlUUtC iV II. v Jir has K for us a building- The site I for L; 9 Past side of White str B; 1ft has Dunlap and Meeting, ai ; 12 has a be donors offer fifty fee depth of the lot is a t numbers library purposes. It < give you ^or tbe town to make a niE when Pr?P?ri?tion tor Mr. Cs ers 4. 5, 6 '8 to Rive for tbe huildi KL, and by thfi amount the town you get yearly support. "And th ui'Kie 10 give ohm lies along the H eet, between ^|H its would- H The H K W tuple for all H m M snly remains H l ap- H irnegie's rule ng. ten times m K pledges for E is we believe iv U% 36-Inch Nai J yard.... _t 36-Inch Sof skirts anc 36-Inch Car * 36-Inch Lon 1 BaCiid T made by nsook, good body, soft and free t Long Clotlv fine for gowns, 1 corset covers, a big value. . . . nbric, good 121 quality, yard sdale Cambric, everybody know Bridal Wreath Nainsook. Th< the King Phillip Mills, and w j from starch, * 12'/2C I princess slips, a 12?/2C I 10c | s these goods, ? 12\2c T ?se goods are J herever Nain- t i??Benediction. KINDERGARTEN' t'LOB MInn Corlnne .Jones' Class 111 mewement. Miss Corlnne Jones cloa< kindergarten for tjie suinmr tion Wednesday nnd the int exercises were witnessed mAthoro r\t nunllo A HI,ACK. Numbers 9, -0 ai BXO, and you ran only r j from it. 12 closes the se ED' i cause it is a period. The prize sentence mi ?? Com- dozen words in it. If the ] of number 8 Rives you a s 3d her and 9 8>ves >'ou a capital, ir vaca- 'be beginning of a new wo eresting I correct,on K'ves a period, by the 1'be sentence. . ? | Find the ornnno l.. l nd 11 read , ,Mo town will do. At 1 nako BOX t,108e interested feel t ntence be- reas?n to hope that t materialize, for the ay have a ?r '^r- an<1 Mrs. Paysei correction sure 1,8 ,he rest. Th< mall letter central. being; one blc then 9 is i court house and three rd. If the tho graded school. that ends -i~j Death of Mrs. J. J east many of ' hat there is |K his plan will H| jnerous offer i should ase location is 33 H| >ek from the B Bm5 blocks from H BH I |i i. C raiR. B 293 a Isooks are ~ standards I 36-Inch Bah $ 36-Inch Brie ? Pretty assoi , narrow ai * Fine Frencl + narrow ai known, tnese two brands are iy Nainsook .. yard 16' 2 c, 12-y ial Wreath Nainsook yard 2,>c, 12-y rtment Matched Sets in Round id wide widths, yard i Val Laces, matched sets, da id medium widths, yard , n?,i:~? -1 - ir 1 -r recognized as % I * ard bolt $1.7.") ard bolt $2.75 S \ Thread Lace, \ ; 5c . I inty patterns, H . 5c H n v> viiv |/u|/no> n i ici gram varied with hours, dan gomes, tiny diplomas tied wi ribbon, were given on whk recorded the number of yea child had been attending the garten. Five pupils will en first grade of the graded soh< fall. The following culhlr< awrrded diplomas: Margaret Katherlne Stevens, Williarr Sara Craig, Ch:.rles Settlemy I O piu- VI J (I 111 I. ces and "rst, then arrange each th pink 8Pel1 what you think It sh h were ^ ou raRy find two errors it rs each a<'- I' ??? take them as t kinder- Start at the first and s iter the Some one will win the | >ol next Home one may be you. m were : Penny. Ah! the Invigorating Wh ? Craig. Pine Forest! 'er, Eva How It clearo thn tii I Mrs. J. A. Craig of th group to j passed away Wednesday ould spell. in the mill village. She 1 the same i woman who will be sat :hey come. ! the home by her husbai itlck to It. a 8on two years of age. prize, that survived by three slstei gle Helms and Mrs. L both of Rock Hill, ant dff of the Secrest of Chester coun brother, Mr. John Bowl rno* 1 ' e mill village ^^H 1 at her home ^^H ' wan a young He HB| lly missed in nd and child, B She is also HI "R. Mrs. Mag- HI izzie Ardrev. B 1 Mrs. Sallie S ty, also by a B rTffp A es of Chester B I U l| II MK Hi ^ / i UlC 1 I Ulltl A <j edges, yai ,; Beautiful q l li widths, n K and mate ly, yard. '' We are a H 5? Underwear TBI? I 1 i i v iw utiiuui&s. mso vai l^ace rd uality Torchon Lace, narrow latched sets. This Lace will w rial that you put it on and was Iso showing a nice assortme ready made. with beading -f 5c j * and medium ' * ear as long as ?* ihes beautiful- ^ 5C lit of Muslin if ? * 1 11 Myers, Everatte Hirsch, Vo Glasscock. These exercises brought to a very successful year's w< fleeting credit alike upon MU and her young pupils. ft n Allen head of its mucous allno | this spirit of Newness at a close from the hoalth-giving Pli irk, re- brought back by Dr. Bells ?s Jones i Honey. Antiseptic and hei a bottle today. All Druggl ,V?V auu w?i.v^, ?'M n. VlUl^ war lents. It is member of the Seconi id Vigor church and her pastor, aey Forest Burgess, conducted the Pine-Tar- vice at her home, after aling. Buy | mains were interred sts, 25c. cemetery. 4 a consistent iiiifi i Mothodlst mmm+A m Rev. C. W. funeral sorwhich the rein Weststde' *- -W* >??' * - ?> " )BINSON-CLOUD LANCASTER'S LEADING STC i i i CO. I >RE. \l $ S o . . .... ?