The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 13, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

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- ' i *1 rn 1 SOCIAL NEWS 1 1 A I l|lAcf|A|l Delightful in every detail, was the \^UvvllUll dinner given by Mr. Frank Harper. at his home on Chesterfield Avenue, to a dozen of his friends Thursday i ^evening. The living and dining rooms were attractively decorated in ferns and 1 cut flowers, (he table being especially Suppose you aiulKour fatlie: lovely. In the center was a large ( loved tluvsamc nJimn. What 9 ?,rincIay cake bearinK th? nu,?bep ?r t I lighted tapers signifying Mr. liarwould you X^Tfrum,, ques- g pet,g age th|g be,ng h|g nata, (,uy , tloii, Isn't It? jL jg Handsome cut glass vases of pink 1 You will fl..d/he\j.swer In I rosos comP,etert ,hP decoration. I A delicious six-course dinner was the Rallies liaJd colnrcH. fea- I served. ture, "1HE SHRINK OF IkVr- I .. _ __ ~~~~. , T Mrs. J. K. Connors was hostess to IMXKSS," at l\?e the Chesterfield Rook Club, and a / number of other friends, Thursday, / afternoon. The bridge prize was / won by Mrs. George Williams, a dainty budoir cap, and Mrs. W. R.J I Thomas was presented with a box / of correspondence cards for highest ' i ook score. rrn _ At a late hour the hostess, assitOIT I hpatrp et* by ber 8'8ter? Lossle JohnUIOI A HvttU v son, served a salad course. Today I For Results Advertise in The mmmm | Lancaster News. ?'??^?1^??? ?4^??^????^^ A A i)^| A^|| I&m A li^ AA A j^il j^il |!^| li^A A^A T^T -w % "y 1 JUST ARRIVED t 4 ? t v ======= > BM) [cgD |> |?] A Bit* Shipment fin A V y Buist s Superior Bulbs V > u . V rji Hyacinths, Ali^olors, Single [J ^ and Double. ^ U Narcissus, Fruchsia, = Tulips, all Colors = ^ U Cl?inesex?Sacred Lillies 0 V H Crocus ni i 1 Sweet Pe^Seed, Etc. (1 f J V t V Plant Now for Christmas - . ? fa Bloonu - U X rf^ /' ^ V I ^ ^ I I LANCASTER PHARMACY i 4 v i>^4 A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A. A^A. j P^yT^ ^y ^|f 1100 CENTS I ^ That is The Value You Get for Every ?} 1 DOLLAR I 8 You Spend At This Store 8 8 ============= * | OUR GOODS ARE HONESTLY ? 8 BOUGHT AND HONESTLY SOLD 3 'mi 'mi S S 39 0 51 Shenandoah Soperlative Flour 5 S A SPEC IA LIT V. 8 I 5 5? m 5 i H ra ! W M Texas lUil Itustproof S?*ed Oats for 1 ? immediate Halo. |m| I 1^ Bring uh your Farm Pnxlure. We M |m| will pay the top market price for it. ^ lie Hiire and nee us before you sell. 1 W A complete line of good (iroceries |^J< i at reasonable prices. ffi 8 &. | J.W.EVANS | ra |W( j ?j Phone 301 Brooklyn M! * 5 3 fea?l??WlWrtW?Wllrtlia % THE LA NO ASTER NEWBF m I PERSONALS \m\\ Mr. Mark Johnson was a business 4 visitor in Camden Thursday. 4 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Yoder were 4 shopping in Lancaster Thursday. 4 4 Mrs. Rogers of Dillon is v siting 4 her mother, Mrs. J. P. Gregory. 4 Sheriff J no. T. Hunter made ;i 4 business trip to Charlotte Thursday. 4 ?o 4 Hon. J Copeland Massey of Ker- 4 shaw attei led court in the city Wednesday. ?o? I Mr. 1). V. Walker of Winnsboro '' was transacting business in the city Thursday. ! c Mrs. W. J. Montgomery is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Hazel VVitherspoon. I Mrs. Oliver C. Blackmon iB in New York on a visit to her sister, Mrs. 0.i E. Shipway. < Mr. It. P. Adams of the Primus;. 11 neighborhood was a business visitor! in Lancaster today. 1 ?o? Mr. K. M. Yoder of Van Wyck was! transacting business in Lancaster one day this week. Mr. W. J. Snipes of the North Lancaster section was transacting business in the city today. ?o? ^Messrs. I). D. and Bruce Williams! of Heath Springs were transacting business in Lancaster Thursday. Mr. T. W. Hitch, representing the ' International Pilm Service, was a caller at the News office today. ?o? | Mr. Richmond Montgomery was a week-end guest at the home of his sister, Mrs. Hazel Witherspoon. Mr. Douglas Plvler has inr^ntlo opened a first class meat market on Midway, and will be pleased to have his manv friends call. i Mr. Max Brittain will leave Monday for Atlanta to attend the Geor-' gin State Fair. He will visit his relatives in Palmetto a day or so before returning. I The Lancaster German Club will' give a dance in the Maokey Hall' next Wednesday evening in honor of the many visitors who will be In the city on that da'y. Miss Bessie Bennett has accepted! a position with the enterprising firm of Robinson-Cloud Co.. and will be pleased to have her many friends call and see her. Mr. N*. M. Young of Fort Lawn is in the city today selling his cotton. ' He states that Lancaster Is recog- 1 nized as the leading cotton market;I in this section of the State. ?o? j' Mrs. Paul of Beaufort who has been visiting her father, Mr. Paul Moore, for several weeks, will re- 1 turn to home Monday. She will lie 1 accompanied by Miss Nannie Hill 1 Moore, who will be her guest fori' several days. J i ANXIWL FliOWF.lt SHOW. |l The annual flower show to by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will be held Oct 31st. The flower show is open to * all the ladies of the county, and the < society urges all ladies to send cut ' flowers and potted plants. The following will be the prize 1 list: if Rest single rose, any kind. Rest collection of roses. [i Rest perfect rose bud. ! Rest collection of ferns. I Rest collection potted plants. Rest specimen maiden hair fern, j Finest Rergonia. Finest fern, any kind. Finest palm, any kind. Finest plant, any kind. Chrysanthemum. J1 Finest collection. Finest yellow. Finest white. Finest bronze. ! Finest pot grown. il Remember the dates and do not, fail to lend all possible assistance to this worthy cause. Note the error in last issue, hence we publish igain. State of Ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas County, as. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he | la aenlor partner of the Arm of F. J. ' l Cheney A Co.. doing business In the City | J of Toledo, County and 8tate aforesaid, i t and that said Arm will pay the aum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each I and ever/ case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured bv the use of HALL'S CATARRH 1 MEDICINE. FRANK J CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, thla 6th day of December. " A. D 188? A. W. OLEASON. (Seal) Rotary Public. Haifa Catarrh Medicine Is taken Internally and acts through the Blood on #1 the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send v for testimonials, free. F J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O. Sold by all druggists. 7"c. . Hall's Family Pills for constipation. I RIDAY, OCT. 13. 1916. |SHORT NEWS| m COTTOX 1* KICKS. + Wfl Today, Friduy, Oct. 12th, at + J[ 1 2 o'clock, cotton 17.5f> per + y pound. Cotton seed 87 cents per bushel or $58.00 per ton. IjANC'ASTKR is the leading + cotton market in tliis section + > of the State, hence, don't fail to + briny your farm products here + for tin* top prices. 4* ? i|t i|I a|* *|( ?|* t|i ?J* *] *|* ?o? Horn to Mr. and Mrs. \V. J. M.- I ?<iiii, luumiuv, ui iitucr mill. U ? I Quite :i number of people in Lan- 1 ^ aster expect to attend Ringlings in 1 'olumbia Tuesday. I If you would like to see a cork- I UK good picture, be sure and attend I ~~ he Star Theatre today. I Don't fall to attend the Skating |l 'arnival on Main street Tuesday >1 evening, October 31st, Halloween 11 night. I Don't fail to attend the Halloween 1 entertainment to be given by the La- I dies' Aid Society Tuesday evening 11 October 31st, at the conclusion of I the Flower Show. I Court adjourned Thursday morn-jl mmm ing to enable the presiding judge toll attend important business in Colum-II bia. It will convene again next I Monday morning promptly at Id I o'clock. I Mr. W. T. Edgewortli and family I of Pagelaml recftitly moved to I.an- I caster to make their future home. I Mr. Edgeworth has opened a splen-II did mercantile establishment on I Midway. | Mrs. Jane Adams will celebrate 11 her eighty-fifth day Thursday, Octo-II her 19th, at the home of her son. I Mr. W. A. Adams, near Primus. All I of her friends and relatives are cor I diallv invited. | Rev. Mr. Skinner will hold regulai II services at the Episcopal church I Sunday morning beginning at 11 I o'clock. Members notified to be gov- I erned accordingly. A cordial Invita- & tion extended all to attend. | If you are interested in a public I library for Lancaster and Lancaster I county, read article on front page'I this issue explaining in full how one I x PH ii ho aooti ro/I KT I? *1-? * * * ?.. - wwuiv>u. iivj m iu? irme tor the many city organizations to act on this important matter. Mr. C. P. Caskoy of the Flgin community brought samples of the' second year's crop of crab apples to he found on his farm to the office to-| rlay. He also has a second crop of grapes ripening on his farm. This is rather an unusaul occurrence in (his country. ?o_ r-l The many friends of Mrs. M. J. J [Jreen of the Douglas section will he I pleased to know that she has returned home much improved, after having spent several weeks at various places recuperating. Iter not her. Mrs. Cochran of Plum branch, S. returned with her. FOOTIIALL (iAMK. I,ast Tuesday afternoon, the High School vs. The Lancaster Volunteers net on the grid iron and a fast t'oot-i lall game was in order, resulting in J[^ i victory for the Lancaster Voluneers, the score being 21 to 6. The tame was very Interesting through w PROFESSIONAL CARDS | Dr. M. R. Campbell Registered Optometrist ~~~ and Manufacturing Optician. iwnnnn/?*i .. - ?. t. Standard Drug Co.. local repre lentatlves. Take your broken lensee ind repairs to tbem for prompt and leourate work DR. C. B. PRATT, Dentist. lours from 8:80 A. M. to 12:80; 1:80 to 6:30. Office Phone 286. , Residence Phone 398. Office Over Lancaster Pharmacy. DR. J. J. POLLARDT VETERINARY HUROEON Treatment of Sick, Lame and Disabled Horses, Mules and Cat le. Office: _ Orefcory-Hood Mvo Stock Co. lj telephone 220 IjfinrnMter, S. C. ?C Rmldfnro Telephone 112 1% DIt. J. RKKOI FINRKIUURK Rental Surgeon. flVcc Hour*? 8:30 to 12:30 A. M. 2:30 to 0:00 P. M. Office Over Hou^h Jewelry Co. * *: <rZ r IS A PLEASURABLE DUTY TO RECOMMEND ffiWax ct&o-??iiT$ Front Laced To Women ot Refinement and Good Taste Because of our Confidence in Their Superior Merits PHE MOD ART Corset is made for all types of figures and in a ariety of materials to meet the lodest purse or to match the dainti- | >t lingerie. You can lace it wi th i erfect ease, in front of your mirror, s original and classic lines?possesid by no responsible for its worldide popularity. There is nothing so convincing as a trial fitting?in fact it is the only proof?which can be had at no expense in our Corset Department. OBINSON-CLOUD CO. LANCASTER'S LEADING STORE.