The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 21, 1916, Page 5, Image 5
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The Zion democratic club will meet
at Zion Saturday, April 20. at ? o'clock.
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Mrs. Glenn Mct'ants, of Winnsboro,
is the guest of her cousin. Missj
Annie E. Witherspoon.
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Don't fail to attend the entertainment
at school auditorium to-night.
Benefit graded school dictionary
fund. Admission 25 cents.
Messrs. . I. D. Hood. \V. 11. Millen, .
E. W. Sistare, P. M. Lathau and Jos.
^ A. Williams enjoyed a fish fry Wednesdav
near the Wltlierspoon bottoms
on Catawba river. They report
a pleasant outfng.
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The News calls the attention of
the shoppers to the Easter windows
of the Lancaster Department store,
the Lancaster Pharmacy, the E wards
&. Horton store, the Dennett-Terry
Co., the Barnette store, and in fact,
all who have endeavored to "shine
up" a little for Easter.
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Messrs. (5. W., J. T. and J. J.
Montgomery, of Lancaster county,
were here yesterday. They are
brothers, and the only children of
the family. Yesterday was each
one's birthday, and there are just ,
eight years difference in their ages*
one being 3o, one 28 and one 4?" ]
years old.?Pageland Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. Ganson Funderburk j
or Lancaster county, p>. e .. are spenn-;
ing several -days in the city with relatives
and friends. They are at the1
Selwyn. Mrs. Punderburk. prior to'
her marriage Tuesday In Monroe,
by Rev. Mr. Abernathy, was Miss Allie
Plyler. daughter, of Mr. and Mrs.
S. H. Plyler of the Tabernacle section
of Lancaster county and one of
the most popular and accomplished
young women of that community. ,
A WORD FOR MOTHERS
It is a grave mistake for mothers to neglect
their aches ami pains and suffer in
silence?this only leads to chronic sickness
and often shortens life.
If your work is tiring; if your nerves are
excitable; if you feel languid, weary or
depressed, you should know tuat Scott's
Kmulsiou overcomes just such conditions.
It possesses in concentrated form the
very elements to invigorate the blood,
i strengthen the tissues, nourish the nerves
find build strength.
Scott's is strengthening thousands of
mothers?and will help you. No alcohol.
Scott 8c Bowac. Bioomficld. N. J.
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Mi . Funderburk Is u son of Mr. ant
Al.s. \V. J. Funderburk of the satm
section, and is a leading young far
nier. Both are exceedingly wel
known In Charlotte.?Charlotte Ob
cervor.
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Last week in the forecast of com
mencemeut exercises at Waxhav
graded school we announced tha'
Uev. H. ('. Murchison would dellvei
the address" Wednesday afternoon
We desire to make a correction. Ii
is Rev. H. It. Murchison, of Lancas
ter. who will make the address
There will be no preaching service*
in any ofthe churches in town Sun
day morning, all giving way for tin
sermon at the school house.-?Wax
naw Knterpirse.
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The Master recital given at th<
Jiaptist church last Tuesday evening
was indeed a pronounced success
The program, as arranged and ren
tiered by Mrs. Ola l\ Catling, beim
so ably assisted by Mrs. Ttarror
Steele. I'rof. It. M. McDermid an<
Miss Mary Alice Catling, was eev
tainly a rare treat, and was greatlj
appreciated by the large number o
people present.
Mrs. Durant. of Thornwell Orphan
age. Clinton, S. will arrive in th<
city this evening to spend Baste:
Nitb Iter sister, Mrs. Julia Porter.
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J W. M. Stevens made a business 1
i trip to Columbia to-day.
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Miss Qladys Jones is visiting 1
t friends and relatives in Kershaw. ?
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Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Moore of York. '
spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. '
.[J T. Thomasson.
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Mrs. Julian R. Williams is expected
home this week from n visit to.,,
friends in Augusta.
1 Mr. C. O. Stogner, of Route 2,,<
Uethune, S. C\, was a pleasant caller <
at The News oftice Thursday. ' t
I Capt. U. E. Penny, who holds a s
. responsible position with the S. A. '
r L. railway, visited his family here '
f this week. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. R. U. Riddle. Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Porter and E. Cly~
burn Wilson motored to Columbia
* Sunday. They report a pleasant trip.
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Mrs. A lift* Kdss Kwart lias an- ,*j
inunced the approaching marriage of y
1 or daughters, Misses Manila and
tophie; Miss Marilla to married *
0 Rev. John Mills Tligham, of Hunt
rsville, N. and Miss Sophie to
>r. Charles Hrlce Draft'in. of C'oluin- a
?ia. The ceremony will take place
n the Yorkv.lle A. K. V. church,
lunc lath. Yorkville Knifiurer.
1 une 18.
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in honor of several home guests
ind other friends here for the I". 1).
\ conference. Mrs. Ira It. Jones. .Sr.. J
entertained at a beautifully appoint- '
<1 dinner at six o'clock Wednesday.
'overs were laid for twelve and an ?
elaborate course dinner was served.
ifter which a delightful evening was J
'pent in this hospitable home. Among
lie guests of honor was Mrs. I". K.
trooks, of Columbia, who was en- *
ertained by Mrs. Jones during the y
onvention.
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.in. .1 ii. w itherspoon's party
/esterday afternoon in lionor of her , ]
sister. Miss Shirley Montgomery, of v
,'oncord. was a most enjoyable af- ]
aii . The rooms were springlik <
vvith vases of dogwood and low bowls y
>f red tulips. There were seven ta- ! <
ales tif players, four of nuetion *<
o'idge and tlire< of rool; Mr l'i- '
' s| Mooi-i won the prize for highest ! ',
.core at bridge, a daintv piece of *
jjind-tnade lingerie, the work of the
hostess. Miss 1 less McManus won .
!h? rook prize, a box of hand tnad< #
land kerchiefs \ similar prise went V
o the guest of honor and another
was the consolation, cut by Miss a
K'fieida Pong. After the games il"
icious refresh men t s. in two courses.
ere served, with a color scheme of V
irecn and white effectively carried
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Most of the rural schools have J
losed but let every teacher who fa
still on the job practice the children
-egularly in the fire drill. Prepared- y
less for such emergency cannot be *
on strongly urged. j '
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now to treat
Croup Externally
Rnb Tick's "Vap-O-Itub" Salvo well
over the throat and obost for a few min- ;?n
nt? s?then cover with a warm flannel cloth. ! |,r
I .cave th?? covering loose around the neck j
<o hat the aoutUng medicated vapors ariatig
may loosetfthe choking phlegm and |
>aso tho diflienlt breathing. Ono applica- <|
ion at bedtime insures against a night j \ittaek.
25c, 50c, or $1.00. At druggists.
VlCKS v^SALYE :
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Lrusiiicdd INUllCeS t
KOI I SAI.K?One M<( orniiclv hinder. ^
good as new, reason for selling ae- j
count of moving. See W. F. Stog- T
ner, Lancaster. S. C., or write C.
O. Stogner. Hethunc. S. It. 2. V
56-ltp T
LOST?Friendship bracelet on
street Wednesday; reward if re- v
turned to Miss Nanna Ferry, ?T
56-ltp - 4KOIl
KKN'T?Five room cottage, ^
Call or phone Mrs. .lack White.
lights asid water. <v ,ut::ry sire i ?
56 58-2tp J
I'OI! S\i,i:?Laige siiipinent of fine 4,
Nancy Hall potatoo plants expect- -r
ed to arrive Saturday, l."?c per XOo.
$1.65 per lOOu; call on me. W. __
i>. Chambers at L & C station.
56 ltp ' +
l?'Olt HKN'T?Two or three unfurnislied
rooms, close !u, water and .
hath. Reasonable \pply Boxj _
333. < itv. 56-2t *
I OK KK.N'T?A nice seven-room rot- 4tage
with water and lights; price .
reasonable. K. \V. Sistare
55-2tc *
SKCOXI) shipment of sweet potato +
plants on Friay, 21st inst. K. W. 4.
Slstare. !>5-2te
TIIK I'Kltl'KTIAh Tin tiding & Loan +
association has opened a second +
series beginning this month which +
will he held open until May first 4.
for anyone who wishes to take 4,
stock. W. 11. Millen. sec. treas. .
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VVANTKI*?6.00O pounds of cow. I
llaruo m lln ?hr?<>n on/1 irnnt UMac i T
You will find us on White street. +
See us before you sell. Capus Can- +
then & Son., Lancaster, S. C.
54-lmo-p .
ion SALE?5" or 60 bushels of +
Forked Leaf Yam Potatoes; the i
sweetest potato that grows. I'ric.- +
$l.o0 per bushel. Phone 122-2: .j,
Geo. W. Maker. Monte 2, Lancas-j.
er, S. C. 53-3tp *
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iOTIt'E?We will give you five cents , +
apiece for your meal and hull
bugs. They must be clean and +
free from holes, Lancaster Cotton +
Oil Co. 62-6tc .
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iANC* HALL, Porto Rico, Early!*
Triumph sweet potato plants rehdy
for immediate shipment. *1.25 prr +
1,000, f.o.b. Florida. F. E. Hull, +
Uock Hill, S. C. 61 6t c .
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Place your order now for pi
nto plants. Nancy Hall and any!
ariety. To place your order
;ith us in the next two weeks
ou can get plants out of the.*
irst shipment, April 10.
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hills and silver. Then, too, the
ceipt for payment, for, of coursi
the money -your money?
until he .receipts
We accept small
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THE BANK OF I
"Oldest, Strongei
May Avoid Break
(iermany may make good assur- K1
(< s already given and avoid the band
eak. nut if the Berlin govern- Texa
[*r.l prefers the open breach the Char
nerlcan people must meet the issue raid,
nan ly and support their president. ; in th
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Sanitary Bar
Latta Davis,
Give our Pressing Room a tria
Good Valuei
Spring I
Cl-l fine wool velvet finish
h'ue serge, sizes 34 to 4G, on<of
the greatest values In America
115.00
Fine quality all wool serge
Suits, value $13.50; special for
Faster trade $11.7."
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Kiiui n.mdit.s Guilty.
Paso. April 20.?The six Villa
Its placed on trial at Demiag,
s. yesterday charged with killing
le^ D. Miller in the Columbus
were found guilty of mtfrder
e first degree, according to word
veil here.
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Vow Palm itoaoli ami Keep J
Kool Suits.
Koop Kool two piece sorgo \
Suits, strictly tailored unllnod
. oat suit, spoolai $10.On
Genuine Palm lleach Keep ' " '(
Kool make, big assortment pal
terns; price $7.50 ,
Ot-nuine Keep Kool Suits, \m
Panama and light weight cloths
at 15.00 and $8.on 1
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