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I'4 I LOCAL DOTS | Mrs. E. P. Plyler and Miss Sudie Neely are assisting the regular sales force at RobinsonCloud's during the big white sale. They will be glad to meet their friends there. Mr. Prank D. Green, manager of the local Pepsi-Cola bottling plant, attended tne national convention of Pepsi-Cola bottlers last week in New Bern, N. *C. Mr. Green is more than ever # impressed with the fact that he has the best soft drink in the world and is determined that the public shall know it, too. Rev. W. S. Patterson spent yesterday in Rock Hill. Mr. B. C. Hough spent today in Heath Springs with Mr. Jesse Mobley. Miss Marie Sasser of Chester, was the week-end guest of Mrs. George W. Pooveny. Mr. Calvin Craig is missed from his post at Wylie's store, having been confined at home for the past several days with grip. Mrs. Ira B. Jones, Sr., is among the many victims of grip, having suffered a very ^ painful attack. The new bridge across Twelve Mile creek, above Osceola, is proving a boon to travel, especially so since the wet weather has set in. Usually during preA 1 1 A 1_ _ 1 1 vious wet spens tne roan nas been rendered almost impassable at this point b ythe miry nature of the low land through which it ran. Four hundred and fifty feet long, reaching from hill to hill, the bridge not only disposes of the bad portion of the road, but also gives a much better grade on the adjacent hills.?Waxhaw Enterprise. At the regular meeting of Keystone chapter, R. A. M. No. 19, held last Tuesday night the following officers were installed: E. M. Croxton, H. P.; Dr. vW. F. Laney, K.; I. Meyers, S.; H. E. Coffee, secretary; Robert S. Harper, treasurer; W. T. Williams, C. H.; J. Foster Hoore, P. S.; Benj. Hirsch, R. A. C. Harry Hirsch, M. T. V.; Rev. H. R. Murchison, M. S. V.; A. J. Gregory, M. F.' V.; Julius E. Blackmon, sentinel. At the regular meeting of 8 Witherspoon council, R. & S. M. " No. 33, held last Tuesday night *r the following officers were installed : Rev. H. R. Murchison, T. I. M.; J. Foster Moore, D. I. M.; W. T. Williams, P. C. W.; Robert S. Harper, treasurer; E. M. Croxton, recorder; Benj. Hirsch, C. G.; I. Meyers, C. of C.; Harry Hirsch, steward; Julius E. Blackmon, sentinel. Col. T. Y. Williams is recuperating from an attack of grip. Mrs. W. P. Bennett has been rnnfinpd to her room for the past few days with grip. J. T. Wylie Co.'s store will be closed Wednesday, Jan. 26, arranging stock and marking troods for their big clearance sale which begins Thursday. Married Sunday by MagisI trate John L. Caskey at his home, Mrs. Lillie Dunn, daughter of Mr. John M. McAteer, of the cotton mill village, to Mr. W. S. Threatt, of the Antioch section. The Lancaster County Automobile association is asked to meet in the rooms of the LanI caster chamber of commerce to. night (Tuesday) at 7:30. All mmbers and others interested are especially urged to be presI ent. NOTICE. To secure an accurate record - and to avoid unnecessary trouble I hope that each school board will mark the last pay warrant of each teacher with the words "last claim." This worked admirably last year. V. A. Lingle, Superintendent of Education. NOTICE. v Th'e books of subscription of Stover Pharmacy, Inc., Heath Springs, S. C., are now open to increase the capital stock from r $1,500 to $3,000. Stover Pharmacy, Inc. l-25-3t w - ? Mr. J. Harry Foster of Hock Hill, spent Sunday in Lancaster. Mr. M. Poliakoff and two ^ children, Matthew and GcrI ** trude, spent last Sunday and Monday in Abbeville with Mr. Poliakoff's brother. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Tin ;| .MEMORIAL EXERCISES, [ * ? * i Held by U. D. in Memory of | j Mrs. N. C. Moore. !?! f Last Thursday afternoon the Lancaster chapter U. D. C. held <-> > > : , memorial exercises to honor! ^jr i the memory of the lamented! sat;Ur Mrs. Nancy C.. Moore, senior member of of the chapter. v, The exercises were held at son the residence of Miss Annie L'n Witherspoon on White street, their and weje opened by the presi-1 to roj | (lent, ivirs. it. j. Derrick, who' ~ Car I selected as a scripture reading, i who' i 1st Corinthians, chapter 15,; fi.,v? ; verses 51 to 57. The reading Mrs j was followed by the Lord's i home prayer in concert. The hymn, j Mr "How Firm a Foundation," was sung, after which the following Mis resolutions were read: visitii "Whereas our Heavenly thy B Father has called to higher ser- j lege, vice Mrs. Nancy Moore, a loyal Mr. and greatly loved member of viile, the Lancaster chapter U. D. C., Judge be it resolved: , I durin; "First. That while we as a j Mr, chapter deeply lament the loss of th< j to our organization of one so Hock I faithful to its every interest we castei i humbly and reverently submit Mis ! to the will of Him who doeth all! spent things well. ! relati "Second, That faithful in life TT^J*S and in death triumphant, she Unior has left to loved ones and, ?* * friends sweet memories. i ?l.,ef. Third, That our deepest sym- j" vhe pathy is tendered to the family M and relatives in their sore be-1 , reavement. I "Fourth, That a blank page ('^*y 1 in our minute book be inscrib-! ^,s, ' ed to her memory and that the J ' I secretary be instructed to send ' 0 -Y; (1 l ? ,, ... .i i " a copy 01 tnese resoauuons to w V, the family of the deceased. Mrs. Robt. B. Mackey, j Mrs. W. H. Millen, * "rda> Mrs. M. R. McCardell, Committee. McDThe exercises were continued ' ; by the sinking of "Safe in the ess Arms of Jesus," and concluded Praf>e by the Mizpah benediction said ?nd v j in concert by the chapter: The tonLord keep \gatch between me Mr and thee when we are absent has b one from the other." Genesis ness i 31:49. day a l returi reioir DOUBLY PROVEN ! er, D] Lancaster Headers Can No Longer All*, Doubt (lie Evidence. a bus This Lancaster citizen testified this \ long ago. Told of quick relief?of undoubt- 1101 ?d benefit. Darlii The facts are now confirmed. eral O Such testimony is complete?the evidence conclusive. It forms convincing proof of merit. , Pi L. P. Clyburn, French St., Lan- Your di ' ester, says: "My kidneys were in- numwil active and I had backache. Doan's The first Kidney Pills, procured at the Standard T>rug "Co., rid me of the trouhie." (Statement given March 25th, 1011.) OVER THREE YEARS LA- IfZI TER, Mr. Clyburn said: "I have had jjj no further trouble with my kidneys ill I sinee I used Oonn's TCidnev Pills." III Price 50 c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy? get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that Mr. Clyburn had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, X. Y. FINLEY-WALTERS. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Walters, Miss Bell Finley, of Dwight, was married to Mr. Allen Walters, of Dixie, Sunday afternoon, January 23. The ceremony was performed by Mr. W. Marcus Estridge, no. tary public. MANY IN liANCASTER TRY SIMPLE MIXTURE Many Lancaster people ape surprised at the QUICK action of slm. pie buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-1-ka. This simple remedy acts on BOTH upper and lower bowels, removing such sur- J prising foul matter that ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE constipation, sour stomach or \s. A few doses often relieve or prevent appendicitis. A short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble. The INSTANT, easy action of Adleri-ka is astonishing. Lancaster Phnr nacy. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All persona having claims against the estate of Mrs. N. C. Moore deceased, are hereby notified to file the same, duty verified, with the undersigned, and those indebted to said estate' will please make payment likewise. W. A. MOORE, Executor. Estate of Mrs. N. C. Moope, deceased January 22, 1916 31-3t wkly Rome, v}a Paris, Jan. 24.? The Montenegrin consulate here issued the following note Saturday: "The official representative of Montenegro declares that, contrary to statements published in the press, there have never been either capitulation or negotiations preliminary to peace with Austria." I*? 1 ? E LANCASTER NEWS. JANUARY 25, Mr. James A. IJht *1 ney, arrived in the a ? o <1 afternoon and took liKiSt JINiVLjo * ties as foreman of I! xVlrs. Rhodes is a si ;i Co!, 'amf Mr": U Bruce Williams spent and guests. Mrs. Ed day with relatives in lick of Pulaski. Tei l Springs. Concord today for , and Mrs. George E. Wii- several dnvs to T\Tr? of Charlotte, passed, Mr. Whiteford Si gh Lancaster Sunday on Fort Mill on busines way to Sumter for a visit An auto party of atives. omposed of Messrs >t. A. Mclntyre of Marion, j Motte. Henry Muld lias been spending several, Jeffords and Arthi here with his daughter, j passed through tt R. C. Brown, returned day monvng en ro yesterday. Hill where they sp< and Mrs. John T. Stevens Mr. LaMotte is a brc Sunday in Lancaster. L C. Shepard. is Nannie Hill Moore is ? lg her sister, Miss Doro- ?????????? Joore at Agnes Scott col- WANTED ll< T ecatur, Ga. Hoard wanted b W. R. Moore, of Green- wife, with baby has been with his parents, i years old. Privii ! and Mrs. Ernest Moore, j preferred. Addrc g the past few days. phone Ira B. Dunlap, president j. STUEEI e National Union Bank of .\t The News Hill, spent Sunday in Lan- L?????. s .Jennie Lee Sherrard RiicinPCC ^ the past week-end with ? 1 ves in Rock Hill. WE H WE just recei >s Frances Nicholson, of ,ll?' ?"?st mules ev< i. and Miss Lottie Kluttz. J^m-ustor. fan ami ,, , . , Gregory-Hood Live stt /hester, were week-end s at the home of Mr. R. E. ^kvkn weeks old?I 1. pigs for sale. Only ?. J. H. Witherspoon and me quick. Crawford jr James Witherspoon for Concord Satur- FOU uhnt a live light on account of the ill- ?n White street, w of Mrs. Witherspoon's den spot and bam. / r , .. Tf tIT T *? " ' " ' ' ci, mis. vv. lviontgom- ' f that place. salesman wanted Ralph K. Foster and Mr. our Interests In Lan [cD. Jones, of Timmons- jacent counties. Saiai motored to Lancaster Sat- ?,lon Address The h night and attended the A of their uncle, Mr. W. build a business Brown. He independent. ? . . *, , , -r, tary Brushes at big Derintendent ChcllmGrs E. particulars address No inger of the Lancaster Freeport, ill. d schools, spent the week- ?~ ~ ith his parents in Lexing- for keeping. Electric ligl . S. W. Heath, who has s,nk in kitchen. Thr t rooms, close to every ten in Lancastei on hus,~ at The News office. the past week spent Mon it his home in VVinnsboro, for sale?New p ning to Lancaster today to stove, four-burne , Mrs Heath who is sp?ndfew days with her broth- \-ews office. r. R. C. Brown. , . M. S. Witherspoon made LOhSrTnd^Rhe?fIrOL^ nness trip to Winnsboro 300 pounds and one veek. with spots; three mot n. George W. Brown. of turn to Catawba Meat ngton, attended the fun- ua1se your own c f his brother, Mr. W. McD. now. Have plenty t n, Sunday. Cabbage plants at Ma eery. lies Cured In 6 to 14 Days. FOR SALE?Good mi iiKKist will refund money if PAZO voiinir ca'f Annlv t< iNT fails to cure any case of Itching. *, Y? ? * , eedlngor .'rotrudiuK I'iles iu 6 to 1-1 days, bers, TOUte 3, LalKaSt* application gives Kate and Rest. 50c. ' ? ' . THE BIG STARTE T uesda i We have gathered together the greatest col White Goods, Laces, Embroideries, Muslin U and Piece Goods of the better class ever showr caster. It will do any woman's heart good' to look at and handle the beautiful laces, linens tistes, English long cloths and nainsooks and da lin Underwear. We are showing all lines, roui and val laces from the very modest price of 3< x _ i 1 r* a 1 - ? to me nnest at l&c. Fine Batistes, beautiful Silk finish from.. 9c English Long cloths from 7 l-2c < ROBINSO Lanct 1916. xles of Gaffcity Friday Jj T up his du- >: Condi The News. ZtZ I THE BAN! Iward E. Es- \ nn., went to V ifTUlI? f a visit of v 1 till, t . J. M. Ov'ell. * mith is in .IAN I ;s this week.; > Darlington, \ James LarowyRolaivJ jr Welling, y I. >ans and discnni ie city Sun- > , v ,. ,, ... ute to Rock . Kiits mt the day. > Bunds >ther of Mrs. . . ,, . 1 >;ii kihl; Ik>use, el ; Furnil tire and fis ? ? , Ann \ |tl I )no from bunks y man and ! ! ' ?,s'1 uiid cxclian; about > tte family y ,r . , ;ss or tele- loiai ["MAN. : Office. > T . % > Capital .? ^OllCCS Surplus and Profit^ ved a load of 1 )i vitlclitls lilllfftif ?r shipped to 1 I see them. Ho-disC'OUlltS . . . oek Co. # Deposits 'olaml China J two loft. Sec Hut lodge. rp j i :io-itc lotal 5^ I THE BANI to look after , ! caster and ad- " ^THF C ry or comniis- V * * A*-* " arvey Oil Co.. *. 30-ltp *1 ; >?????? ? ? ? ? of your own. tell our Rani profits. For l WILL SELL on the stree rtli ltidge Co.. caster, S. C.. January nice shouts; ou" disc ha turn plow; 1 stalk buster sirable quart- saw, suitable for small light house- t.ngint-, and some other far its, water and ments. C. O. Stogner. ee connecting thing. Apply \y Steele returned 30-3tc | lanta yesterday where h ? a car load of fine mules, w erfection Oil | arrive here todav or tonm u\ includes ort while; is WANTED?6,000 pounds cc Apply at The mule, sh^ep, goat, mini 30-.nc raccoon) fox.,inuskrat, oposs ~ See us before you sell. ?One small (?authen & Son., Lancaaster ighing about r?d v??! c?,f. DOZEN REAL NICE PIGS it ?u ? dne stock, si* to seven w Delivered in town at $5.C 7T" _ while they last. Phone toda Cabbage. Start r,?lk if all kinds of ckore"'ss"?c ' DR. C. B. PRAT DENTIST llch cow with Hours, 8:30 a. m. to 12 :i t J. Y. Cham- to 6:00. er, S. C. Phone 28A. 30-ltp Office over Lancaster Pha "win :D IN PULL BL/ y Mc llection of In fact, we are car nderwear, and medium qualities 1 in Lan- priced for this sale, come and If yOU did not get , fine ba- today. If you have inty mus- goods too numerous 1 nd thread We are provided wit 2 yard up you can be readily your selections, to <5c yd New goods arrivin :o 39c yd. offered every day. I N-CLOU lister's Leading Store. , ; ?? 5 - ' ?????? t rt i a-. # ensed Statement of K OF LANCASTER! V )LD RELIABLE" I JARY 1st, 191G. | KKsoutcEs. :J its $441,500.19 y 6,484.05 | 10,500.00 y to., 9,542.18 | : tu res 1.000.00 y 143,542.92 ; ro on lwino 30,510.07 y $643,079.42 y V LTAHI I, [TIES. V $ 50,000.00 | $124,228.67 f \ 1,200.00 > 60,000.00 > . . 407,650.75 y t y $643,079.41 I OF LANCASTER I V ii n dci i A DI r? B ^L)L/ IXULjl/AOLiEi I* V I# L?"; EDGAR J. HINSON j ii, o DENTIST. Office In Moore Building, over E. B. ' gasoline Roddey & Co. nf imnle- Hour"' 8 to 12-1 to ?' in mi pit office phone 33. Residence 118. from Athich"v!ii Dr. M. R. Campbell rrow. Registered Optometrist >w, horse, an(j Manufacturing Optician. it, otter, . r um hides. ANDERSON, S. C. Capers Standard Drug Co., local repre, S. C. sentatives. Take your broken lenses and repairs to them for prompt and for sale, accurate work, eeks old. >0 a pair y. T. M. Whenever You Need a General Tonic 2 5-tfc Take Grove's ~ The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless 'X chill Tonic i3 equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the 30; 1:80 well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and rmacy. Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. C C K fell li O/iLL | VST | )rning rying everything from the cheapest i, up to the very finest. All specially 1 out to the sale the first clay come been here come again, as we have to be mentioned or seen at one visit, h plenty of competent help so that waited on and assisted in making tr hv ovortr o~ ~ 1 ?i ? v< vt j ppUClcll vaiucs Se here and get your share. D CO. ' j