The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 08, 1915, Image 5
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?Find erroro in ads 6^ 5,^16, 19. ter. Miss Peart F
O, iV, Af, A A au u * auu V/iaj r.OMiuB lo Mr j Weajey
* wore a becoming
?There will be Children's Day ex- chine and carriei
erclses at Hopewell church next Sun- The ceremony wat
day, June 13, beginning at 10 H. R. Murchtson,
O'clock. byterlan church, i
?The Lancaster Chapter U. D. C., if ^ree^nH Wh!
will meet with Mrs. Mary B. McDow uged 1
Thursday afternoon, June 10, at 4:30 The bri<je hag
. o'clock. here and ejgew^e
?Look in B. C. Hough's show win- terested to learn
dow for the prise offered by The The groom is th?
News to the winner in our Adver- K C. Evans and I
Users' contest. * and reliable you
?The honor roll of the Lancaster "fter
graded schools for the session Just haDDv mnnlo ??re
closed is to be found in full in this JfE 2^ '
on page 6. Wend',"3 V"
?Miss Maude Mitchell of Union, awaited them,
formerly of Lancaster, waB married Their many fr
last Wednesday to Mr. A. C. Morri- know that Mr. ai
son of Charlotte. make their home I
?Let every member of the Cham- ir,efliVnrPIlpnlber8
ber of Commerce be present at the sents on
meeting, to be held at the court ???house
tonight at 8:30. ^
?There will be a play by local /
v talent given at the Oakhurst school WWllUl
house Friday night, June 11, for the 1
benefit of the school. .
.. | In honor of Mi
?Judge J. E. Stewman was among Miss Mary Sun
the Lancaster veterans who attended Tenn.. Col! and I
the reunion in Richmond. His name : entertained at a <
was inadvertently omitted from the housepartv made
list published last week. ! guests: Miss Sur
?The Mary Anna Jackson Chapter rm,1!r llltV? n ^ '
Children of the Confederacy, will J SV' 8',
meet with Misses Helen Derrick and i
Mildred Billings as hostess next p"/"8 J? Ul8to1,1
Friday afternoon at the home of the Mr Frank il^wi^
?The patrons of the Buford The Friday Afi
school are to l?e congratulated on enjoyed a delight
having secured Miss Onle Markov, a Mrs. R. C. McMai
toA/iliAw of . tornnnn Unr ntf
IJUillUllJil iliiu CA^ciiciivcu icoi net *?t i - - ?.< i
Heatli Spring, to teach their next most inviting and
school, which will begin in July. used with pleasing
? . ? , . . . lar program gave
?Mr. George L. Gurley brought a sion of |flan?, for
queer specimen of squash to this amj later to a del
office today. It is irregular in shape dlirj?R which the
and in addition to one perfectly form- j served a tempt in
ed squash, three smaller ones are j 0ake
joined to it, all growing from one! m
stem. Two recent niei
?The attention of our readers is R?ok Club were i
called to instructions from the post- ?f these was the n
office department, published else- j ?' Miss Rlizabeth
where in this issue. And let us re-, Sowell, who scorec
mind them here to put a two-cent a beautiful hand
stamp on all first-class letters for tew musical self
local delivery. , Misses Mary Houf
terson, delicious i
?Mr. R. B. Mackey, who has been served by Miss Ju
undergoing treatment at the Johns Gf the hostess
Hopkins Hospital for several months '
past, has returned to Lancaster. His P
friends are glad to know that he is .? ,
much improved and are pleased to ?,, "oo1
y. . on Chesterfield ?
welcome him home. - afternoon. Four
?Kindly telephone us of the com- participated in
ing and goings of your family and Mary Hough, wh
friends. If all of our readers would was awarded a da
do this it would add interest to the chief. Later in t
paper and information as well. We ious refreshments
are anxious to get every Item posst- meeting adjournei
ble. so please tell us the happenings Mary Hough next
you know. ^
I Miss Irene Stew
?Secretary Ellison of the Lancas- a moat enjoyable
ter Chambor of Commerce, among tjje members of h
other speakers, addressed an audi- grade of the Lan
ence of about one hundred business ja9t Friday after!
ter Chamber of Commerce, among Qf rook furnished
men in Charlotte and told of the plan the guests. sixte<
of work and what has been accom- Miss Ida McDow,
plished by our commercial body dur- won the prize, a
Ing the one year It has been in ex- chine handkere
Istence. games dainty ic?
?There will be no services at the served.
Baptist church on Sunday, June 13. HThe
pastor will be in Charleston Of interest to
preaching the baccalaureate sermon Misses Moore hei
before the faculty and corps of cr-dets the following fi
of the South Carolina Military Acad- Sunday last, co
emy. There will be services the fol- event in Columb
lowing Sunday, and from then on. honor:
"Miss Marv Crt
?Mrs. A. P. Rogers, who went guests. Misses Na
with her husband several weeks ago 0thy Moore and
to Dillon, his former home, has since gave a dance Moi
been in Lancaster on a visit to her hours from 9 to
mother. Mrs. Alice Gregory. Mrs. merry dancing ar
Rogers will return to Dillon this; )nK on tiie wide
week to begin housekeeping in an j punch bowl was <
attractive new home. The Lancaster I for the thirsty da
friends of the Rogers regret their I dainty sandwiches
removal from Lancaster. I tl ere. Quantities
?Mrs. Charles D. Jones and sec- ers K?ve a spring
ond daughter, Miss Rebecca Jones. . hall
of Lancaster. S. C., will arrive in thrown into one.
the city tomorrow en route to Balti- ' enjoyed the even!
more to visit Mrs. A. S. Duffey, for- and her guests."
merly Miss May Pegram of this city. 1 "? ?
Mrs. Jones will spend the day hero *T.\li
with her sisters, Mrs. J. C. Mont
Komerv and Mrs .Tnhn Prflvvfnr/1 ?lir. Old fiti/en of i
latter of Lancaster. Mrs. Crawford I'a*se?
is spending some time here while her Mr. ('. S. Starn
little daughter is undergoing treat- tion of the count}
ment.?Charlotte Observer, June 5. after a short illne:
' ing at 10:30 o'
1 year of his age.
BISHOP 6CKRRY EXPECTED j in his community,
of sterling qualitl
Will Preach at Christ Church Mon- and generous to a
tiay Night. of the founders o
Bishop Ouerry of the diocese of Ho united with th
South Carolina, will make his annual 'n ','8 Par'y young
visitation to Lancaster next Monday y^"gU H^ celebri
and will preach at the Episcopal day on ,he loth ol
church Monday night, the service be- was the son of
ginning at 8:16. It is always a pleas- Starnes of Unloi
ure to the people of his own flock, as KrZl?larVoTh\
well as to those of other denomlna- county. His fir
Hons, to hear this learned and olo- Hnrrlet McMurray
quent bishop and the membership of McMurray, by wh<
Christ church Invite the public gen
rally to attend the service. BtMnerimd "6. *8
whom survive hia
Ball Oruted. ?'*? Miss Mary N
R. 9. Stewart, Esq.. appeared be- vl^es him. The r
fore Judge Ernest Moore under Zlon churc
habeas corpus and made application o clock.
for ball for Jake Gregory, colored,
who shot and killed Stanly Collins, \\WV>Vnv>! Ve
also colored, on Mr. M. A. Black- VWnwWttW'W
mon's place. Monday, May 31, ultimo. iQUff COtlSV&l1
Ball was granted In the sum of . v ^ .
fl.ROO, The negro, Stanley Collins. OltlOOtulU. ,
w hom Gregory killed, was also out (\i?# Vo V
on bond for his appearance at court, J7 *
charged with the murder of his wife. FIRST XATfl
JUNE 8, 1915. "
MERCHANTS AND NUMBERS.
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T. Wylte Co 1
utawba Meat Market 2 ?
eunett-Terrv Co 3
ar Theatre 4 and 10 >* VIII
dwards & Horton 5 I rl/\
obinson-Lathan Co 6 I ||?T
tack Box 7 and 12 1 J ??w
monster Dtur Co 8 '
oblnson-CIoud Co 9 and 13 , > located at l^anct
W. Sistare 11 J1
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THE LANCASTER NEWS.
t-KVANs.
ediliiiK Solemnized A a J.
^?,.w.B.|i PERSONALS h
ene of a quiet but y V St
ng last Wednesday E'
iir youngest daugh-1 > K'
lyler, was married Mr. J. T. Thomasson has returned B1
Evans. The bride from a short trip to Rock Hill. Li
(fown of crepe de Miss Betty Brown Is In Union, the ^
i white gardenias, guest of Miss Frances Nicholson.
! Mr. James Hancock left yesterday g
n the parlor ot the <or Charleston to spend two weeks. g(
sre a color scheme Mr. Cantzon Moore returned Mon- H
lite was effectively from the * University of South E.
Carolina . Ni
numbers of friends, Miss Francina Milling is visiting CI
re, who will be in-; her sister. Mrs. Douglas Mclntyre, :?
of her marriage, in Marion.
> eldest son of Mr. Brice Adams of Great Falls
Is a very promising \ attended the reunion in Richmond
ng business man. j la8t week.
the ceremony, con-; u(? r ?wa. St
?..,..,.->0 niii'um uuiuai-y us nere on k i :<
\ left f!n- the hon!e ' ^8,It,t?Hher parent8' Mr and MrS" A
rents where many j Llndsey. ?
sumptuous supper Mr- J- 3 Wilson was in- Edgefield . j
county last week on business of the
lends are glad to Junior Order. . th
id Mrs. Evans will Mr. Julian Williams of Charleston ce
In Lancaster. They has been spending several days in sa
of handsome and J Lancaster. sij
their wedding day. j Dr R L Crawford and R. 13. Alii- ?a,
________________ son. Esq., spent yesterday in Colum- w'
bia on business.
Mr. P. W. Hardin of Chester, forifvll/O
merly of Lancaster, was here on
business yesterday.
Miss Margaret Williamson has re- ?
rs. Springs' niece, turned from Jonesvnle, where she _
ipter of Pulaski, i^ught the past ses.ion. I*
'h"rmlnK? w^k-eml Miss Ruth KniRht' who has heen
up of the following vl??ting Miss Pauline Jones Marion.
npter. Misses Susie is now the *ue8t of M,ss Le,,a (,rPR- t
Marv Johnston of "r^Elizabeth
Hill of >1'** Marie Craig is at home from Js<
a. Parker and Mr. Valdosta, Ga., where she has been ...
of Charlotte. Mr! teaching in a normal school the past
of Columbia and your,
of Fort Mill. Mr. Le Conte Maekev has returned
X- from Cluster Springs Academy, Va..
ternoon Book Club where he has been in school the past 1(
ful session with session.
aus last Friday at- Hon. Jesse Boyd, member of the "
ractive rooms were state legislature from Spartanburg ^
i field daisies were countv. was itt Lancaster on business
I effect. The regit- Saturday,
place to a discus- ,, . ,, n , , . , r,.
the next eluh vear ,?[ and *!.r8- ^ Bt?> kin ftml F<
ightful social hour. ^Hdren of Charlotte are the guests
Misses McManus ?f Mr8 Rp>k'ns Parents. Judge and
g ice course with Mrs- Ira R Jone?Miss
Betty Brown of Lancaster ?
j. 1 spent a few hours here Saturday with \v
e'tings of the Girls' Miss Lottie Kluttz en route to Union,
much enjoyed. One ?Chester Reporter.
leeting at the home Messrs. Arthur C.aston of the ~
Sowell. Miss Cleo i Chester bar and John R. Hart of the W
1 highest, was given York har were here on legal business
kerchief. After a before Judge Moore Saturday. si
mtions. played by Miss Mavme C. Allison, who at;h
and Llviree Pat- i tended the reunion in Richmond last 8^
poo ntut r*o I.* nc I
"Iweek, will visit In several other Viranita
Sow ell, sister ginia cUies bofore returning to Lan- ?
^ ^ caster. q
? . , Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Smith
JrVX t K.V ?I Mooresvllle. N. C.. havo been o
v"la>: A:n^
tables ot players ?rMorv
the sames. Miss K >* m
0 8core?i highest. Mrs. Chalmers Fraser and Miss
>inty little handker-' Kliza Lanneau will return tomorrowhe
afternoon delic- to th^ir home in Decatur. Ga? after
were served. The a vi8lt to several of their Lancaster
d to meet with Miss friends.
Friday, June 11. ! Judge Ernest Moore left Sunday
rtf ^ to he present at the opening yester-man
entertained at day morning of the June term of the
party in honor of Charleston court, over which he is
er class, the eighth . presiding this week,
caster high school. Mrs w. F. Crenshaw and little
noon. Four tables ( daughter. LUv, of Heath Springs
1 entertainment for ( went to Charlotte last week to visit
in in number, and \irs. Crenshaw's son. Lester, who has
who scored highest. a position there with the Piedmont
dainty crepe de & Northern Railwav Company,
hief. After the^ ?
>s and cake were 1 J11!!, "Y* ?um? e.r, of
I and Miss Louise Wvlie. chaperoned
sk j*. by Col. and Mrs. Leroy Springs, will
the friends of the f? Columbia tomorrow to attend
e at home wilt be ^* Ju"e*b?11- *lv*n b; the members
om The State of ^ the dancing c ubs of the University
ncerning a social'"' 8outf CarToI'na ^ I?9"8 Ira
la, given in their ! don"9, Jr ? ? T ?y Jop
Coulbourn and H. J. Gregorv will
tig. in honor of her | al8? attend the baMnnle
Hill and Dor-' ~
Miss Sudie Craig EARLY cotton SHAPES.
iday evening. The ? ^
12 were spent in orn Also Good and No Fertilizer
id quiet promenad- ' spdpiazzas.
A large We learn from Mrs. C. D. Patterson
conveniently placed of Stoneboro. Route 2. that cotton
ncers and plates of shapes were discovered on their plac?
i appeared here and early as May 3rd. also that com
i of lovely cut flow- planted April 20 is front knee to
-like appearance to waist high. No fertilizers were used
and three rooms on these crops which are in excellent
At least 15 couples condition. Clark's Wonderful Tmng
with Miss Craig proved is the variety of cotton seed
used on this p'ace. j
!\fs dead. Advertised Letters for Week Ending b
IIIIH' .1, 1015. flj
the Zion Section p. Laney, Edwin S. Murray, E
* Away. Miss Maggie Hudson, Eddie Funder- H
es of the Zion see- hurk, \V. B. Blocker, Miss A<la \\ i'.- B
f died at his home Hams, Mrs. William Phillips. ! I- B
B8. yesterday morn- Lowellen. Ben F. Jones, E. W. Dead
clock, in the 83th mond. John Brigman. B
He will he missed I When calling for above letters,
for he was a man please say "Advertised." I
es, upright, honest JAS. F. HUNTER, Postmaster. u
fault. He was one ? B
f the Zion church. I t|ie invigorating Whiff of the B
e Methodist church j" Pino Forest! 9
; manhood and had How it clears the throat and B
for the past forty 1 hea(i 0f it3 mucous ailments. It is B
uted his last birth- [this spirit of Newness and Vigor B
! the past April. He from the health-giving Piney Forest B
the late Joseph brought back by Dr. Bells Pine-Tar- B
a county. N. C.. Honey. Antiseptic and healing. Buy B
i, but had lived the ? bottle today. All Druggists. 2Rc.
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o mt in Lancaster _______ ?
st wife was Miss | Lancaster, 9. C.. 9
, daughter of Allen June 8th, 1915. H
om he hud the fol-1 Business Man, I
W. D. Starnes, Anywhere, U. S. A.. H
Rollings, H. 8. | Dear 3ir;
Starnes, all of J Another "inside" deal for you. I
I. His second wife ! have uated for sale the only business
111. who also sit lot at "Midway." 9
emains were inter. It jg the most valuable business H
h this morning at Jot jn this locality, which is one of
the most progressive in the state.
I know of no better place for busl
ness and will take pleasure in show
u\tvy\\j\\vQ you the lot and nllowinK YOU H
nWl-tlCUlrauv i to Judge from the surroundings H
k , wwv whether or not it is a suitable place
DoXutt a*OUVO for bustne?3 and tf good "buy " 9
VYours v#rv truly.
1X10 I T. M. HUGHES. H
ON A L BANK. Tleal Estate Broker.
>>m ui uauvusier 14
, E. Boney 15
>uthern Railway 16 Loans and disco
,r?ch? 1 Z Overdrafts.. ..
B. Roddey & Co 18 . ? . .
0W8 19 i 2 Bonds and stocl
ty Meat Market ...20 ,J Furniture aud f
Banking house
Called Off. , Other real estat
The meeting of the Sunday School J D from bank8
stitute of the Moriah Association.
111 be postponed until a later date. Currency
? there will be no meeting as pub- J Gold
ihed. W. L. CROXTON, Silver and other
lor Committee. , Checks and casl
; #
fotk? to Debtors and Creditors.
All persons having claims against ? Total
e estate of J. R. Mothershed, de- '*
ased. are nereby notified to file the , *
me. duly verified, with the under
gned, and those indebted to said Capital stock pa
tate will please make payment like- J Surplus fund. . ,
^WALTER E. MOTHERSHED. \ 1 mi,vl(U>d profl
xecutor of Will of J. R. Mother-' ? paid
shed. Deceased. Due to banks ai
June 4. 1Qi k Wm - -
. -| individual depoi
Savings deposits
Tiuie certificate
business Notices j ?ri'"cd cj,c!"
, Cashier s checks
Cash in advance. Mitniimim charge *
> cents. Count each abbreviation s
4i word and five words to 41 line, Notes and bills
id then figure cents per line per * Reserved for int
<ue. Where you wish the 4?d run '
II forbidden, pay a month in ad- , Total
ince. #
STATE OF SOL
'ANTED?Clean white rags at llefore me car
News office. We will pay cash for V bank, who. bein
i or 2<? pounds if delivered at once. J statement is a ti
V ot said bank.
ANTED?1,000 frying size chickens
at City Meat Market. Sworn to and
!)R SALE?2<>b to 300 bushels of C' Correct Attest,
clay mixed peas. Springs Hanking
Mercantile Co.. Heath Springs. S.
70-it
ANTED?To buy 50 cords pine KEEP CLEAN?Geo
wood at once. Edwards & Horton Chinese Lautirv,
priced place to get yi
well. Shirts 10c, coll:
HEN \\ E MO\ E A HOI SE it does under shirts tic, draw
not have to he rebuilt. We use pajr> handkerchiefs 2<
eat care to keep every joint and guaranteed.
ist intact. House-moving is a
lenre with us. W. J. Trull & Son, ,
on roe, N. C. 69-tfp KELLERS Writing
I . . Pen Inks are bet e
! erage. Try a bottle
LIV'ER, Royal and Underwood buy a quart for 7 5c
Typewriter Ribbons at The News Office.
fflee. We have a splendid brand of
leae at 75c each. jp \yK HAVEN'T th
? you want, we will
MHIMB^MIIIIIjiHiMi'you
1 WANTED?To sell st
foot pine wood, oa
or 8 feet. Edwards
S. L. ALLE1
Office over Lancast*
Office Hours 8 to 9 a.
Phone 11
l mm a t> r i
. v.a> H UA/VJX1IV U . 1
Violet Mersereuu and B M !^nTnH
#- ........ wi Office in Moore Build
Um. Garwood, in H Roddey &
'ilnrl# Inhn" ^1 iioum, 8 to isUUtlC
JUllII H Office phone 33. F
An intensely human _
Drama. H
Also another one of tlios'- i
Nestor Comedies, entitl- ^B p
"They Were On || KEEP
Their Honeymoon" SI _
Fenturing Kddio Lyons, T K
Victoria Forde and ^B T
Lee Moran. ^B
WEDNESDAY 11 ' ?
The greatest Serial ever ^B Look for the
written. ^b X Keep Kool labe
"The Black Box" 11 & nkKoo.d ?K
Come and see the Second I patterns . . .
Episode. 5 Keep Kool, AilAlso
a l <?i Bison Drama + Silk Palm Beat'
with Grace Ciitiai'd and ^
"SSTSra- r,? ml
The Hidden City ?
A Drama of Love. Mys- ^ I ?\ J\ L
tery and Wrr. Tj LJ A 11/1 V
THURSDAY I f - 50 Straw Sa
M "5 $3.00 Straw Sti
Harry ('. Myers and 9 \,
Rosemary Tlieby, in -><k I Id
"Playing With Fire" |j|
A Drama of Love and ^B \HIff f %
Sacrifice in Two Parts. KJM MMMk M kJ
A good Comedy, entitled H
"Around the World |H Fu"8tock Li0"
. T 11* * yy ;; Lion Brand Co
10 160 MlOUtOg B s; Paris Double a
A thrilling Comedy, in- 5 i President Suspt
troducing a great profes- ^B j \ Wilson Bros.' I
sor and his wild, woolly o Holeproof Hosi
alr8hlP- B I i Boyden $6.50 (
SATURDAY lj| Aifewsty
JEHM WILLIARI) in B
I "'fill* Hpart Pnnrli" I 1
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The Star II Rob'"s
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CEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
Bank ot Lancaster
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ister, S. C.t at the close of business May 1, 1915.
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RESOURCES.
unts $436,171.48
. 8,640.39 2
lis owned by the bank 10,500.00 J
ixtures 1,000.00
. . 5,800.00 2
e owned 3,500.00 J
and bankers 70.042.63 '
. 4,475.00 '*
" 4,010.00 *
minor coin # 833.76
h items 464.17
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$545,737.43 >!
LIABILITIES.
id in $ 50.000.00 I*
... 100,000.00 I
ts, less current expenses and taxes J
31.327.41 >
id bankers 4,561.50 V
sits subject to check.. .$167,262.11 *
i 84,864.07 >
s of deposit 73,071.04
6.30 *
i 256.78 >
325.461.40 >
rediseounted 30,000.00 J
terest 4,387.03 >
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$545,737.43 y
TH CAROLINA, County of Lancaster?ss:
lie Geo. W. Williams, Cashier of l lie above named J
g duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing
ue condition of said bank, as shown by the books
GEO. W. WILLIAMS. Z
subscribed before me this 6th day of May, 1015.
J NO. H. POAG, Notary Public. Z
Leroy Springs. L. C. Payseur, R. L. Crawford, ! !
Directors. V
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rge Lee. the REMEMBER, the Advertisers' Conis
the lowest ! test is open to all. Get into the
our work done game.
irs 2c. cuffs 4c,
,ers 6c, sox 3c TIP IT T PPPPfiPV
[ Sat isf-ict ion JJit. ?1. L. Cr-tV-Li LtIJ it X
69 8tp VETERIN ARY SI RtiEOX.
I treat all animals. Calls promptly
answered night or day. Prices
H ?i ountain reasonable. Hospital service. Office
>r than the av- an(j hospital Kershaw, S. C.
at 5c and then
at The News j A CLIFTON M D Speclallst ln
the diseases of the eye, ear, nose
and throat, will be in his office over
e Lesral blanks banroator Ptiarnum J ?
???>/. - ui?i muv.; lUi UUO UttJ
print tliem for (Wednesday) each week. Eye
glasses fitted. No charge to the
poor. Please call early 3 5-tf
love wood or 4 ?
k wood. 2 teet DR. C. B. PRATT
& Horton. DENTIST
Hours, 8:30 a. m. to 12:30; 1:30
J M D to 6:00.
? XJ' Phone 2*5.
Br i narmacy. Office over Lancaster Pharmacy,
m., 1 to 2 p. m. 1
. H: *
JTVCOM " DR. T. P. NESBIT
llttOUJN * Dentist *
lng, over E B ' ??ce in Telephone Building. *
Co! ' ^ Wax haw, N. C. *
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tesidence 118. i:rcm:*xrixi
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K00L I
-rk-w
'119 I
R MEN X
Label on the inside breast pocket. This ?
1 assures you of a Suit that is cold water X
1 not shrink or fade with service. T
namas and Palm P?eaches, light and dark
$5.00 and $7.50 X
Wool Serge. Coat and Pants $12.50 T
h Hats, light and cool 50c j
PMENT Of ?
V HATS I
ilors, now $1.98 X
tilors, now $2.48 t
IN BRAND i;
and COLLARS f
Brand Shirts, white and neat stripe
$1.00 and $1.50 '!
liars 2 for 25c
nd Single Grip Garters, . . . . 25c and 50c ;
jnders 50c
Jnderwear 50c and $1.00 garment
ery, G pairs guaranteed for 6 months
Jxfords, not new styles, but good styles,
$4.00 l\
les in W. L. Douglas Oxfords '?
$4.50, $4.00, $3.50, $5.00 >>
on-Cloud Company j
[CASTER'S LEADING STORE.
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